Beauty
featured-image

Florence Tétier Creates Handmade Floral Jewelry for ASICS' "Crafts for Mind" Series

For the fourth installment of the "Crafts for Mind" series, ASICS has tapped multi-hyphenate designer Florence Tétier. The Paris-based creative director at Jean Paul Gaultier, co-founder of Novembre magazine and jewelry maker for her namesake label Tétier Bijoux has reimagined the Gel-Nimbus™ 9 sneakers silhouette, a personal favorite, by adding a special touch.Finding beauty in discarded objects and reworking them to create new treasures is a key element in Tétier's creative savoir-faire. ...

info@hypebae.com (Hypebae) Fri, 09 Dec 2022 Hypebae
featured-image

Camila Cabello Strikes Again With a Fiery Red Hair Transformation

Red has been the hair color of 2022 and thanks to Camila Cabello, the shade is ending the year on a solid note.Cabello took to Instagram to share the quick makeover, a drastic change from her "Sorority Sister" lob haircut. In the caption of her pic, she shares an exciting announcement that she and musician Oxlade have released a remix of the song "KU LO SA." The tune fares excellently with her fire-red hair, so you can see why we needed to share the deets. Now, because of her latest hair update,...

info@hypebae.com (Hypebae) Fri, 09 Dec 2022 Hypebae
featured-image

TikToker’s Are Saying "Mewing" Will Give You the Perfect Jawline — But Does It Work?

"Mewing" has the beauty side of TikTok in a chokehold because of its supposed ability to instantly define and contour the jawline. But does it really work? Is it safe? Let's have a deeper dive.Amassing over 1.9 billion views, #Mewing involves the person lifting their tongue to the roof of the mouth, closing the lips and holding the position. TikTokers are convinced that this will give you the Bella Hadid appearance of the jawline. While they aren't entirely wrong, dentists and other medical and ...

info@hypebae.com (Hypebae) Fri, 09 Dec 2022 Hypebae
featured-image

6 Steps to Winterize Your Haircare Routine for Stronger, Shinier Hair

Winter is hard on our hair. Not only is the air excessively cold and dry, which leeches moisture from our strands (and our skin), but also we're exposing our hair to heat tools more often and roughing it up with hats, scarves, and headbands. It's no surprise that we see the classic signs of damage appear. We're talking about split ends, rough texture, and breakage.  Where does that leave us in the quest for stronger, shinier hair? Despite the obstacles presented, we don't have to throw up our...

Kaitlyn McLintock Fri, 09 Dec 2022 Who What Wear