Abra returned to Paris Fashion Week to once again defy the norms of beauty and fashion. Helmed by Abraham Ortuño Perez, the Fall/Winter 2024 was inspired by the women in this life. The new collection aimed to "Showcase the closet of a woman from the moment she wakes to the moment she goes to sleep," according to a press statement.The models graced the catwalk donning wearable makeup products like purses that resembled eyeshadow palettes, makeup brush-inspired necklaces and dresses with screen-p...

Issa Rae's professional journey is often synonymous with the years she spent developing and creating the hit series Awkward Black Girl and Insecure, which often depicted Rae showcasing her natural hair on camera. For many, Black women especially, Rae became a pillar on-screen and in the entertainment industry of what it means to show up as your whole self in every room you enter, but for Rae, her hair journey wasn't always one of extreme confidence. In fact, she details times where she often fel...

Abra returned to Paris Fashion Week to once again defy the norms of beauty and fashion. Helmed by Abraham Ortuño Perez, the Fall/Winter 2024 was inspired by the women in this life. The new collection aimed to "Showcase the closet of a woman from the moment she wakes to the moment she goes to sleep," according to a press statement.The models graced the catwalk donning wearable makeup products like purses that resembled eyeshadow palettes, makeup brush-inspired necklaces and dresses with screen-p...

"No makeup" makeup is nothing new, of course, but boy did it make its mark during the Rabanne Paris Fashion Week show. Models made their way up and down the runway leaning into the "your-skin-but-better" look with easy elegance. The natural beats were an ode to Rabanne's '90s streetwear style-leaning runway collection, which Rabanne's Creative Director of Beauty Diane Kendal describes as "really gorgeous, young and fresh."Behind the scenes, the beauty team got to work translating that young, fre...