I’ve admired Chanel ever since I was a little girl, when my mom introduced me to the luxury brand. So the recent beauty brunch with the Chanel team made me feel like a child let loose in a candy store, though this candy store happened to involve dabbing on lipstick one after another, applying colorful mascara, and oohing and aahing over the prettiest nail polish shades.
Japanese cult beauty brand Shu Uemura has picked a young female artist named Ob to design its Spring Sakura Collection, a magical dream world of princesses and highlighting the blossoming of Japan’s famous cherry blossoms, a much-anticipated event in springtime.
I want to try colorful makeup this summer. Can you recommend a makeup brand that will allow me to play with different tones and colors?
When “it” girls need that fresh, flawless look, they get a hold of makeup artist Robbie Piñera. The gifted makeup pro is well-known for giving celebs an undeniable radiance that transforms daily drab into “Oh my God” in a few brushstrokes. We asked this BFF to A-listers to dish which beauty items he counts on for red-carpet looks.
It’s that time of year again when girls don long dresses, guys put on ties, and curfews are extended. Prom season is exciting, but it can be overwhelming, too, especially if you’re not used to dressing up or putting on makeup.
After over a decade of being in the makeup and beauty industry, Victor Cembellin proudly says he’s never worked a day in his life.
After almost two decades in the makeup and beauty industry, Jing Monis is a veritable institution. He’s handled big stars like Judy Ann Santos and Sarah Geronimo, celebrity endorsers like Anne Curtis, and current “It” girl Solenn Heusaff.
I want to update my look. What makeup and hair trends can you recommend?—Hazel G.
Hi, Kelly! I was wondering, can you tell me how celebrities always look good? What makeup do they use?
Don’t follow trends!” is perhaps an odd thing to hear from a man looked upon by many for trend directions. But these are the 2000s, and it’s celebrity makeup artist Francois Nars’ stance that women now have far greater freedom to explore their own heart and style, and, in the process, break away from what everyone else is wearing on their face.
Whenever I go shopping for makeup, I get overwhelmed and don’t know what to buy. Is there any way to know which ones to buy? I know I need eye shadow. I don’t really know much about makeup, but I’d like to learn more. Thanks.
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