We’re fully in awards season, and as a beauty editor, this is my Superbowl for red carpet beauty. As the industry comes together to celebrate the very best in film, the BAFTAs 2024 (AKA, the British Academy Film Awards) is also the place to find some of the best beauty looks of the awards season. The hair and makeup moments we see here no doubt influence the spring beauty trends we’ll see for the season ahead. Take the hydro bob, which we’ve seen all over the awards ceremony this year, worn by everyone from Ayo Edebiri to America Ferrera. Or cherry cola hair as seen on Dua Lipa.
I Did a Massive Amazon Deep Dive—30 Chic Under $50 Items I’m Telling Everyone About
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I’m not usually one to shop on Amazon for things other than random home decor or the occasional bathroom shower organizer or phone case but lately, I’ve been looking to the retailer when I need to get a fashion or beauty fix. To my surprise, Amazon houses a lot of brands I shop at all the time like Victoria’s Secret, Levi’s, Milk Makeup, and Summer Fridays. It’s a treasure trove of affordable goodies from basics that I need to great trendy items I want to test out but not invest in. During my Amazon deep dive, I rounded up 30 under $50 items from Amazon that are so good, you’ll want to thank me later. From trendy sunglasses to fishnets to your new favorite basic t-shirt these 30 affordable items are too good to pass up.
The Best Haircut Trends From London Fashion Week Street Style So Far
We’ve seen the “bixie” (a cross between a bob and a pixie cut) and the “mixie” (a mix of the mullet and pixie) but commentator and presenter Zeze Millz proves that the OG pixie cut can’t be beaten.
Blind Fashion Designer Natalie Trevonne Just Launched Her Own Brand
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When I first met Natalie Trevonne, she was working in consulting and moonlighting as a writer eager to share her frustrations with the fashion industry. Trevonne, 33, began her journey as a legally blind woman at age 18, following struggles with corrective surgery after being diagnosed with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. She went on to report about the ways in which online shopping lacks in accessibility for POPSUGAR in 2021, and about the poor audio description in popular fashion TV shows the following year. In 2023, she wrote about her experience walking in an inclusive, all-blind runway show. Meanwhile, she was preparing to launch her own brand, NYI, which stands for Not Your Inspiration.
Talk of the Town: The 5 Trends From NYFW We’ll See Everywhere Soon
Right on schedule, there’s a usual discourse that spreads through social media and industry circles as New York Fashion Week rears its head. The conversations are largely based on the standing question, “Is NYFW dead?” One could argue back and forth surrounding the current direction of the fashion capital, but the looks below were enough to convince me that this fashion week is alive and exceedingly well. (After all, Beyoncé made an appearance.) Established names like Thom Browne and Marc Jacobs took you into worlds that surpassed imaginable levels of stylistic storytelling—they conveyed feelings within the fabrics. Tory Burch and Altuzarra celebrated anniversaries all while continuing to innovate after both having a monumental season in September. (The question filling our group chats and coffee breaks was “Will they be able to top the last?”)