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Laifen Is Offering Up to 30% Off Its Best Beauty and Grooming Tools for Prime Day

Sponsored Story Occasionally, we use affiliate links on our site. This in no way affects our editorial decision-making. Fall is the perfect time to reset your beauty routine. As the weather cools down, many of us trade lightweight summer products for richer skin care, rethink our hair routines as static takes the place of humidity and start thinking a bit more about cozy self-care. It’s also a good excuse to take stock of the beauty and grooming tools we use every day, and maybe finally replace the ones that have been sitting on the bathroom counter for a bit too long. Fortunately, Laifen just rolled out its major discounts for Amazon Prime Day. The personal-care brand is known for its lineup of high-performance tools designed to make our everyday routines a lot more efficient, such as high-speed hair dryers, electric shavers and toothbrushes that even your dentist will approve of. And on Oct. 6 and 7, many of those items are up to 30% off. (Plus, there are a few more surp...
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Balloon Pants Are Paris Fashion Week's Biggest Street Style Trend — Literally

Yes, the Spring 2027 shows are still underway in Paris, and showgoers are continuing to turn out ‘fits in the French fashion capital. While Milan street style was full of sexy workwear and London was punctuated with back-to-school vibes , the defining trend of PFW street style has been more specific and voluminous: balloon pants. Also seen on several recent runways , this roomy, tapered-at-the-bottom silhouette has quickly become the fashion crowd’s trouser of choice across a wide variety of aesthetics. Take, for example, Tracee Ellis Ross and Gabriella Karefa-Johnson’s understated monochrome styling choices: Each style star put her own twist on a sporty version of the garment, with the former pairing the pants with a cozy knit and the latter adding a vintage Britney Spears tee for good measure. Related: Milan Fashion Week Street Style Evoked a Sexy, Modern ‘Mad Men’ Other PFW attendees chose balloon pants rendered in rich velvet, structure...

Mckenna Grace on Luxury Lip Oil, Drugstore Mascara and Dressing for Comfort

Occasionally, we use affiliate links on our site. This in no way affects our editorial decision-making. What’s the opposite of gatekeeping? Welcome to “ Payment Processing ,” in which we ask stylish, generally cool people who’ve tried it all about their favorite fashion and beauty buys. When someone tells me they aren’t familiar with Mckenna Grace, I tell them they probably are, no matter what generation they’re from. The 20-year-old has been a working actor for 14 years. She’s perhaps best known for playing young Tonya Harding in “I, Tonya,” her Emmy-nominated stint in “The Handmaid’s Tale” and her roles in two “Ghostbusters” movies. In 2025, she starred alongside her real-life boyfriend, Mason Thames, in “Regretting You,” a film adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s novel, on which she also served as an executive producer. View this post on Instagram...

Must Read: Nike Cuts Jobs Under New 'Pace' Restructuring Plan, Sycamore Close To Selling Boots for $9 Billion

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Friday. Nike Cuts Jobs Under New ‘Pace’ Restructuring Plan On Thursday, Nike announced a restructuring plan called “Pace” that will cut jobs next year and consolidate its four geographic regions into three, after quarterly sales fell 4% to $11.2 billion. The company expects the plan to save $2.5 billion by fiscal 2031 at an implementation cost of $1 billion, including $300 million in severance. Sales in Greater China dropped 22% — the fifth straight quarterly decline in the region. Nike expects full-year revenue to fall by a high-single-digit percentage. { Nike ; Business of Fashion /paywalled} Sycamore Close to Selling Boots for $9 Billion Sycamore Partners, the private equity firm that took control of Boots by acquiring its parent company Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. in 2025, is nearing a deal to sell the chain to the Canadian Weston family. The sale would hand over more than 1,800 U...

ICYMI: CFDA Names Hildy Kuryk as Interim CEO, John Galliano's Zara Collab Is Here & Milan Fashion Week's Top Spring 2027 Trends

In case you missed them, we’ve rounded up our most popular stories of the week to help you stay in the loop. No need to thank us — just toast a caramel apple cider in our honor when you’re discussing who did what over your banana bread. Related: Following Steven Kolb’s Resignation, CFDA Names Hildy Kuryk as Interim CEO Related: Unlike His Met Exhibit, John Galliano’s Zara Collab Has Come to Fruition Related: 7 Spring 2027 Trends to Know From Milan Fashion Week Related: The 13 Best Beauty Products Fashionista Editors Tried in September Related: Fashionista’s September Shopping List: 16 Items Our Editors Love Related: Milan Fashion Week Street Style Evoked a Sexy, Modern ‘Mad Men’ Related: Fashionista’s 9 Favorite Spring 2027 Collections From Milan Fashion Week Related: Joseph Altuzarra Brings His Literary Influences and Balloon Pants to Old Navy Related: Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein Were New Yo...

This Italian Jewelry House's Milan Atelier Is Hidden in Plain Sight

Just off one of Milan’s bustling streets lies an unmarked, gemstone-shaped door etched into an otherwise unassuming wall. To passersby, it’s merely another work of art steps from the Castello Sforzesco, but to a select few, it’s the entrance to Garatti ‘s high jewelry atelier. Its hidden-in-plain-sight doorway feels closer to a plot point in a thrilling mystery novel rather than a real-life showroom, especially once visitors bypass a second layer of security and enter a sparkling display of diamonds. (And don’t bother trying to look Garatti up on Google Maps — it’s intentionally off-the-grid.) (Left to Right) Luca Garatti, Milena Bernocco and Nicolas Garatti Photo: Courtesy of Garatti Founded in 2018 by Milena Bernocco and her son Nicolas Garatti, the Italian high jewelry house specializes in green diamonds. You’ve likely heard of their yellow or blue counterparts (see: the Tiffany Diamond or the Hope Diamond ), but what, ...

How To Make It as a Fashion Photographer

Fashion photography — a space defined by glossy magazine covers, dreamy advertising campaigns and designer-filled editorials — has never required a formal degree. (Just look to Steven Meisel’s storied photography career, achieved with only a background in fashion illustration from Parsons.) In an age when a camera sits in everyone’s pocket, and an Instagram post can get more traction than a magazine spread, the field is more saturated than ever. Now, getting into the industry is no longer the hard part — standing out is. Ahead, Fashionista asked four fashion photographers what it really takes to make it in this competitive field. You Don’t Need Credentials or the ‘Right’ Gear “Every Worry Melts Away.” San Francisco, 2019 Photo: ThalĂ­a Gochez Lyrie Wang , whose work has appeared in Harper’s Bazaar and Esquire , had a camera and a dream when she quit her job as a product manager in tech to purs...