Bella Hadid Can’t Stop Wearing This $2k Bag

Jan. 2, 2024

During the past several weeks, vibrant colors and velvety formulas entered the makeup world, skin-nourishing goodies flooded the shelves, and a very buzzy vanilla fragrance launch had perfume aficionados buzzing.

For a little teaser: The gourmand scent in question? None other than Vanilla Sex from Tom Ford. Celebrity makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic also graced beauty lovers with some dreamy lipsticks. Vacation, the beauty brand beloved for its nostalgic, ’90s-inspired line of sun care, launched a lip oil. And Selena Gomez introduced an entirely new category to her brand Rare Beauty.

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Sol de Janeiro

Delícia Drench™ Body Butter

“It’s luxuriously creamy — without being heavy — and soaks in like a dream, delivering a cocktail of nourishing botanical extracts straight to the skin. Not only that, but it smells both sweet and spicy, with delectable notes of vanilla and sandalwood.” — Rachel Lapidos

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Kopari

Ultra Restore Firming Body Serum

“If you ever doubted that body serums did anything, this will make you a believer. I’ve been slathering this baby on after every shower, and I can see and feel a difference in my skin. My limbs are silky smooth, brighter, and more even. I’m obsessed.” — Rachel Lapidos

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Rare Beauty

The Hand Cream

“This cream is rich and soothing — without ever leaving greasy marks on my phone. It also smells of warm cashmere woods and dreamy jasmine petals, making the act of rubbing it into my hands akin to meditative self-care.” — Olivia Rose Rushing

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Bella Hadid Can’t Stop Wearing This $2k Bag

There’s no shortage of celebs with covetable closets and even more enviable bag collections. Kim Kardashian, Jennifer Lopez, and Cardi B, for example, each have an eye-watering collection of Hermès Birkins. Few celebrities, however, have a more impressive assortment than Bella Hadid. Her bag arsenal encompasses the full spectrum of styles: from the buzziest new designer launches to the most obscure archival pieces. She displays her wearable works of art on a rotating basis — one day toting an it bag from 2001 and the next a Telfar Shopper or an elusive Birkin. (It’s called range.)

BEAUTY

These Ponytail Extensions Save Me From Bad Hair Days

There are days when I wake up and my blowdry has fallen flat, humidity has reduced my strands to a pile of frizz, or my curls are limp and lifeless. My typical solution entails piling my hair into a messy bun — but then I discovered the viral Insert Name Here ponytail extensions on BeautyTok. Countless influencers swear by these ponies, which come in a wide range of colors and styles and are supposedly a cinch to install. I wondered... could these extensions take my hair from spiritless to snatched in just seconds?

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Meg Bellamy Had A Mishap Before Filming Kate Middleton's Catwalk Scene

The now 21-year-old actor was working at Legoland in 2022, playing the part of a giant red brick, when she received word that she’d been cast in The Crown. Of course, she researched everything about Kate Middleton’s pre-royal life, but there were also more practical preparations, like training for a swimming scene where Kate out-swims William (Ed McVey) at the university pool.

TAROT

Your January 2024 Tarot Reading

Let’s begin 2024 with a five-card tarot spread. The five-card spread created represents embodiment (your energy), situation (what’s around you), obstacle (a struggle you’re facing), action (what to do about it); and lesson (what you will learn from this month). This January, the message is to be playful and wise, like Baby New Year — here’s how to get in touch with your inner child.

BOOKS

Alix Strauss Still Feels The Joy Of Funerals

20 years after the release of her debut book, The Joy of Funerals, Alix Strauss believes there’s more to mine from these ceremonies than ever. “Shockingly, it resonated with a lot of people,” she says. “We are still grappling with the [same] issues. We are not well, we really are hurting. And if we don't connect on something [culturally], at least people can connect with these characters and realize, hopefully, they're less alone.”

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