Beautiful People

With personalized AI tools, immersive beauty ads, and creative marketing campaigns, we’re all enjoying a slight break from reality. AI allows our imagination to spill over the boundaries of what’s possible Beauty branding in 2026 is defined by contrast. AI-perfected imagery meets hand-drawn visuals. Giant, flying lipsticks in L’Oréal ads sit opposite the wonky…

February 12, 2026 — 8:35am You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Save this article for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. Anxious teens waited with their parents in a line that stretched down George Street…

Jeffrey Epstein got an intern at a high-powered law firm to write up a mock legal contract promising “full-body massages” and “sexual games” — and to supply him with “beautiful women” from among her friends and acquaintances. The Paris-based trainee, whose name is redacted in the latest drop of Epstein files, started emailing him in…

Apparently not every high-profile MAGA lady has undergone a serious makeunder thanks to "Republican makeup" and the trends that go along with it. Don't believe us? One throwback photo of podcaster Katie Miller might change your mind. Katie looks significantly different when she washes off her usual makeup. She looks even more different when sporting her…

These are the definitive SS26 beauty trends, according to the runway  Marie Claire UK source

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Soft, Diffused, Undone—Welcome to the Era of Blurred Makeup  Vogue source

In 2026, the beauty industry is moving with intention, inclusivity, and innovation. For many years, and even still today, many makeup and skincare brands have overlooked melanin-rich skin. Beauty influencers such as Jackie Aina, Golloria George, and Christina Abiola have said it is time for things to change, using their social media platforms to review…