Thom Browne closed out New York Fashion Week in the most dramatic, fantastical way possible: a set design of 2,000 origami paper birds and models wearing feathered lashes, inspired by birds. Winged ...

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We may earn commission from the links on this page. We often hear from friends and Insiders that they’re using less makeup as they get older. Some say they’re finding that it "stopped working," ...

Crafting the perfect smoky eye or no makeup-makeup finish isn't always easy no matter how many TikTok tutorials you've watched. But aside from having the necessary skill to pull off a glamorous ...

When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more The best makeup bags for travel strike a perfect balance: they must be both sleek and roomy so that ...

I wear makeup pretty much daily, and I’m no stranger to the temptation of crawling into bed after a long day without bothering to take it off. But I’m also militant about dragging myself to ...

We may earn an affiliate commission from links. Fresh-faced, no-makeup makeup is here to stay. But the minimalist trend is getting a nourishing upgrade with the emergence of skin-care makeup ...

Promise. Over the past month and half, I put the entirety of Hero Cosmetics' line to the test (no, fr, everything) to find the best of the best. I thought I needed the strongest acids to dry the ...

Some wear makeup to naturally enhance their features and appear as if they hardly have anything on. Others prefer to dream up a full beat that entirely transforms their look (and mood).

You likely remember strawberry girl makeup and latte makeup—and the cherry look is similar in that it can be monochromatic, but can also be taken up a few notches to veer on the more dramatic ...

Shimmer and sparkle are back, super-dewy skin is (still) in, and velvety, neutral-brown lip liners are finding their way back into our makeup bags. We’re nearly 25 years out of the Y2K era ...