For anyone who is a fashion fanatic, New York Fashion Week is a must-see experience. Not only is it THE event of the fashion community, but it sets the tone for fashion trends worldwide. Before the rise of modern-day technology, the attendees included: designers, buyers, the press, A-List public figures, and lucky members of the general public. However, the process for getting into these elite shows has gotten more attainable. Living out the Gossip Girl fantasy is actually ea

The first season of Emily In Paris evolved into a second season with more drama and dramatic scenes of how Emily is cultivating her life in Paris. The series had some significant changes with the outfit choices included in the Emily Family. If you haven’t seen it, it’s definitely a series you don’t want to miss out on. No spoilers will be exposed here! Previously from season one, viewers and critics called out the lack of diversity within the casting of the upcoming Netflix s

From the seductive red lip of the 50s, technicolor eyeshadows of the 80s, and the orange, fake tan of the 2000s, each decade had a striking beauty trend that took the world by storm. While they are all iconic, many of them did not live past their time-- such as Twiggy's clumpy lash look or mullets (oh, Beastie Boys, that was a huge mistake). Formed by cultural influences, trends come and go even as our society changes with each passing year. While each decade was dominated by

In recent years, Gen Z has shown continuous interest in fashion and shopping. Since the epidemic's beginning, Gen Z has exhibited a propensity to purchase online, choosing each channel depending on its own set of advantages. The Kibo study postulated that Generation Z has further altered their shopping penchant from in-store shopping. With the aftermath of the pandemic, concerns such as long queues will continue to be restraints. According to the study, 42% of Gen Z expect to

COVID-19 caused a significant stir in the global beauty industry. Sales reduced, and many stores were closed. However, the industry adapted considerable to the challenge, with companies flexible enough to quickly change from the manufacture of beauty products to hand sanitizers, cleaning products, and providing free beauty services or discounts to frontline workers. Meanwhile, industry executives may need to be creative to sustain their businesses post-pandemic. Pre-COVID-19,