Nour Tayara spent 13 years at L’Oréal, pitched a plastic-free brand, got rejected, and built AORA anyway. Here’s how it happened.
Toni Bravo, CEO of Blush and LA-based influencer, talks Long Beach roots, product honesty, and building a brand on her own terms.
A visit to Falconeri’s mills in Biella and Avio reveals exactly why cheap cashmere fails fast and what makes a $295 sweater last for years.
Sophia Jenezon, a 30-year-old nurse, spent two years dismissed before Kindbody’s Dr. Ekpo helped her through IVF. She’s now pregnant with a baby girl.
The Comfrt Airplane Mode Travel Hoodie has a built-in eye mask and one writer’s worn it consistently since February. Here’s why it keeps spreading through DMs.
The 2026 Emmy nominations are out, with The Pitt dominating, Hacks gunning for a final-season sweep, and Connor Storrie leaving everyone with questions.
Essence Fest 2026 brought Michelle Obama, Cardi B, Brandy, and an Aaliyah tribute to New Orleans over Fourth of July weekend — and delivered more than any lineup could promise.
Carley Fortune went offline when Every Year After hit Prime Video. Here’s what the fan debate around her adaptation actually reveals.
Love Island USA Season 8’s women are performing exaggerated femininity for men who keep putting themselves first. It’s uncomfortable, and the show doesn’t seem to notice.
Milly Alcock’s Supergirl is the edgiest female superhero onscreen — raw, drunk, and self-destructive. The film surrounding her doesn’t match her performance.
AORA, Mexico’s fastest-growing beauty brand, becomes the first fully plastic-free brand at Sephora, launching July 17 with six products.
Gap launches The Hailey Jean, a limited-edition denim capsule with Hailey Bieber rooted in ’90s fits, rigid cotton, and her 1996 birth year.
Butter yellow has moved from Miu Miu runways into sneakers, backed by Jimmy Choo and Chloé. Here’s why the muted shade is replacing white as fashion’s go-to neutral.
Makeup artist Fara Homidi explains blonzing — the bronzer-blush hybrid technique getting dedicated products this summer.
Fourth of July fashion sales are already live across 30+ brands, with discounts up to 70% off clothing, shoes, bags, and luggage. Deadlines vary widely.




























