Six decades into her modeling career, Lauren Hutton is still as stunning as ever.
The 78-year-old style star covers Harper’s Bazaar’s May 2022 Beauty Issue, posing topless with an open Gucci blazer draped over her shoulders and her hands crossed over her chest.
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As we spend the week unpacking the fashion and beauty looks seen on the red carpet, there’s one major Met Gala beauty question on our minds: How do experts really make these stars’ skin look so good?
“I’ve always had an approach where I emphasize
“The simpler a routine is, the more likely you are to follow it,” says Charithra Chandran of her skin-care regimen, which consists of only five products. There’s Youth To The People’s cleanser and toner, followed by Huda Beauty lifting under-eye patches, lip balm,
To create the best-selling shade, Charlotte studied the light and reverse the shade development process to create a shade like no other. “First, I looked at the dominant pink undertones in everyone’s lips to find a shade that enhances and amplifies your natural beauty. Next,
While bright lights, glamorous fashion, and cheering fans are all hallmarks of a walk down the red carpet, Oscars beauty secrets continue to mystify us, each star’s glowing complexion more blinding than the next on Hollywood’s biggest night. But trust that there are many steps
“I’ve always kept it really simple,” says actor Marisa Tomei. “Growing up, I was interested in meditation and in grounding myself. That led to how I take care of my body in the best way.” Accordingly, her beauty routine starts from within—ensuring she has water
E!: We’ve seen you in two different climates on Summer House and Winter House. How did that change in temperatures factor into your beauty routine? What are the differences between getting ready to film in summer vs. winter?
CM: Wow, definitely a dramatic change.
Ever since my teens, I could be found on the weekends searching through yard sales for silk scarves, hand-tooled leather bags, and other long-forgotten treasures—the allure of finding one-of-a-kind things that couldn’t be easily replicated has always drawn me in. So, last summer, when a
