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This past Sunday, Jason Wu showed a romantic, high-end collection of couture gowns, floral two-pieces, suits and the floaty jacket of every fashion fiend's dream. The collection was tied together by a sunny makeup look that had the audience wishing for next summer before this one is even over.
Thanks to some incredible performances (we’re looking at you, Missy Elliott!) and never-before seen over-the-top fashion moments, MTV’s Video Music Awards are currently the talk of the town. Many of music’s brightest stars – and quite a few Hollywood celebs – hit the red carpet in honor of the music industry’s most notorious awards ceremony. And while everyone was certainly dressed to impress, we couldn’t help but notice some pretty stunning beauty looks across the board.
After the unparalleled success of Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty, it seems like every superstar is trying to build their own full-blown beauty empire.
This year, Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, is the guest editor for British Vogue, ringing in what has truly been a banner year for the former American actress.
Now that summer has officially landed, stocking up on bronzers and self-tanners feels almost customary among the beauty set. And while a lovely golden sheen whether real or enhanced by products can be a delightful summer addition to one’s look, there seems to be a troubling trend in both beauty and politics: blackface.
Products that are awarded the NUDEST stamp of approval make it possible for beauty lovers to determine which brands are truly inclusive. Makeup shopping is about to get a whole lot easier.
This year’s 2019 Nudest Award Winners for Concealers
Lizzo, one of 2019’s biggest stars, has just unveiled her very first beauty collaboration with one of the most popular brands in the industry, Urban Decay.
