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Welcome to our series “ Buzzy Beauty Ingredient of the Moment ,” the premise of which is pretty self-explanatory: In each installment, we’ll explore an ingredient that’s currently trending in the industry, springing up in a variety of different products lining the beauty aisle. We’ll consult experts to find out about the science behind it — and why it’s having a major moment right now. Step aside, “anti-aging” — “longevity” has come for the beauty industry. In recent years, consumers have increasingly prioritized healthy aging over age prevention . In response, beauty brands are adding NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) to their formulations. The molecule is found in every cell in the body. It supplies cellular energy, which then boosts functions like DNA repair and skin barrier strengthening.  NAD+ products have most popularly been used in the wellness space through supplements an...

Between Korea’s powerhouse beauty retailer Olive Young partnering with Sephora and Korean department store Shinsegae unveiling its three-month Hyper Ground pop-up in New York City, the stateside K-beauty boom is showing no signs of slowing down. In the race to tap into the U.S. market’s seemingly insatiable appetite for all things K-beauty, some Korean brands are enlisting Muskat Beauty Inc. — a Los Angeles-based K-beauty curator and distributor founded in 2025 — to help place them on major retail players’ radars. While it may feel like a new K-beauty brand finds a home on an American beauty retailer’s shelves every day, there’s a calculated playbook behind this global expansion. After all, brands cannot merely copy-and-paste their Korea-specific retail strategies onto the U.S. market. This is where Muskat comes in: Founder Daniella Jung and her team of 25 employees mastermind K-beauty brands’ go-to-market strategies across...

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Friday. Aritzia Reports 44% Revenue Spike in Q2 2027 Aritzia shared its Q2 2027 financial results on Thursday, which showed a 44.1% net revenue increase to $1.17 billion. Its U.S. net revenue surged 60.3% to $779.4 million (comprising 66.6% of net revenue), while its Canada net revenue increased 19.8% to $390.4 million (33.4% of net revenue). Its digital channel also displayed a robust performance, as it grew 67.7% to $402.9 million. { Aritzia } LVMH and Kering Refresh Their Model Protection Guidelines Kering and LVMH partnered in 2017 to sign a first joint charter on models’ working conditions, and now, the fashion conglomerates are strengthening their commitments. In the updated guidelines, the minimum age for models to represent adults in fashion shows or photoshoots is now 18 (an evolution of the minimum age set at 16 for LVMH in 2017). It also sets a “strict principle of zero tolerance for a...

Sponsored Story About Kinnik Kinnik makes considered essentials for life spent out in the world. We’re building a brand at the intersection of performance apparel, fashion and outdoor culture: clothing designed to function outside without looking like conventional outdoor gear, and that inspires people to live colorfully. Our references include Salomon, ROA, Satisfy and And Wander, but we want to push beyond them into something distinctly Kinnik: more playful, colorful, unexpected and culturally curious. Technical performance matters. But so does looking great. We’re looking for a Founding Fashion Designer to help define what that looks like. The Role You’ll work directly with the founder to design Kinnik’s initial apparel collections from concept through final design. This is a creative fashion design role, not a technical product-development role. You will own the full creative side of the garment, from silhouette and color to visual language and col...

It’s officially spooky season, so even though it was 90 degrees in Los Angeles Thursday night, model Vivian Jenna Wilson joined her friends, fellow influencers and select media at the weird and whimsical Petit Ermitage Hotel in West Hollywood, dressed for the fall season. Guests ignored the steamy temperature and wore black layers with boots and tights to showcase Awe Inspired’s new Nocturne jewelry collection , and the campaign fronted by Wilson. The celebration marked the brand’s final “chapter” in this collection: The Gorgon, inspired by Medusa and the power of the female gaze. In between tarot readings and a spooky candlelit ceremony, we chatted with Wilson about her style icons (she’d steal the late drag queen Divine’s wardrobe if given the chance), jewelry preferences, what it was like to wear a real snake for the campaign photos and more. View this post on Instagram Please note: Occasionally, we us...

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