Shani Darden made a name for herself working as an esthetician for Hollywood celebrities like Jessica Alba, Kelly Rowland and Chrissy Teigen. That paved the way for Darden's next role as beauty brand founder. In 2020, she launched her brand after identifying a white space in the market for retinol...

Many of us have had to sacrifice buying a luxury beauty product, in exchange for settling for its $5 drugstore cousin. But rarely do you prefer the $5 dupe to the real thing. Unless, perhaps, you shop at Trader Joe's. 

From Old Hollywood glamour to sneakers and nylon belts, luxury is one facet of fashion that has evolved in the recent past. But for online retailer Mytheresa, “We love the true luxury part of the business,” said Michael Kliger, CEO of Mytheresa, on this week’s Glossy Podcast. “It is by...

Whatever side of TikTok you’re on, whether it’s BeautyTok, DatingTok or WitchTok, odds are, you’ve seen the #fourdots eyeliner trend, which has amassed 2.2 million views since mid-October. Also known as the "four dots eye trick" or "four dots eye thing," the trend involves applying four dots of white eyeliner...

As Hollywood has come to embrace androgyny, male-centered beauty trends from the "man-icure" to "guyliner," have become increasingly common. Harry Styles' black and teal manicure at the 2019 Met Gala and Machine Gun Kelly's stiletto press-on nails at the 2021 iHeart Radio Music Awards demonstrate a societal shift away from gender...

If being the "villain" equates to a makeup collection with Ciaté London -- as in the case of Christine Quinn, the real estate agent-turned-reality television star of Netflix’s “Selling Sunset” -- then the "dark side" may not be such a bad place, after all.

“We have to be OK with riding the wave [of ups and downs]," said Preysman, who founded Everlane with a focus on transparency and ethical sourcing in 2010, on this week's episode of the Glossy Podcast. 

Despite having 10 million followers across social media platforms, Erika Costell only just came out as the founder of Akire Sport, her activewear brand launched in March of 2021.

Enrico Frezza, Peace Out Skincare founder and CEO, launched the brand in 2017 “to market effective products that deliver on the promises,” he said. Frezza, who struggled with acne both as a teenager and adult, hoped to “build a strong, accurate, positive community where people can talk openly about the...