After SKKN by Kim Kardashian officially ceased operations this past June, fans have been desperate for the return of the brand's makeup and skincare products. On the Call Her Daddy podcast, Kardashian announced the relaunch of SKKN and the line's most sought-after beauty products.The founder teased an upcoming SKIMS Beauty relaunch during the interview, citing that she's attempting to tap into the ethos of her original KKW line — this time with the production quality of SKIMS. In response to t...

Fashion's trinket obsession has officially made its way down to your feet. Shoe charms are cropping up everywhere, from runway styling and campaigns to even your local pub. Following last year's bag charm craze, the brooch revival and the ongoing Jane Birkin-ification of everything, personalization continues to dominate the style conversation. It was only a matter of time before the trinket takeover reached our footwear.In a way, it feels like a modern remix of something Crocs pioneered back in ...

It's officially spooky season and if you've been putting off getting your Halloween costume, rest assured there's still a wide range of options that don't require buying an entirely new outfit. Drawing inspiration from our favorite films and TV shows, we're outlining all of the cool girl-approved costumes that can be easily achieved with just hair and makeup.Whether you're impatiently awaiting season three of Euphoria or you still can't get enough of Mia Goth in X, executing a unique costume do...

Lazy Skinscience is the new skincare brand attempting to redefine our routines. Its ethos is built on the core principle that skipping steps isn't neglect — it's an effective way to save time. As a result, the brand is attempting to maximize efficacy and minimize everything else by relying on clinically proven ingredients.Created by Mia Park, the co-founder of fashion label Sundae School, Lazy Skinscience is hoping to simplify routines and eliminate beauty fatigue. By merging centuries of Kore...