Cheryl Wischhover is a freelance writer and Fashionista’s beauty editor at large. If her name sounds familiar, it’s because she was previously the Features and Beauty Editor here at Fashionista. She has written for The Cut, Elle.com, Glamour.com, and Cosmopolitan.com. Prior to becoming a writer, Cheryl used to wear inappropriate shoes while working as a nurse practitioner in a pediatric oncology and bone marrow transplant clinic.
Clapton reminisces with Fashionista about her favorite Game of Thrones costumes, the tricky problem-solving her team tackled, Daenerys' internet-breaking coat and the truth about Jon Snow's fur cloak, which was actually not from Ikea (!).
And this time you can get the products at Sephora.
Here are a few lessons I've learned and unsolicited words of wisdom on my way out.
Early experiences with a failed face oil and a raw sewage accident only strengthened her resolve.
A delightfully jiggly treat for your lids from a big-time makeup artist.
And yes, we play favorites.
Sorry, you're probably not cool enough to join the #WangSquad.
Beauty writing (and one video tutorial) at its finest.
"I'm full of ideas when it comes to combining comfort and elegance," said the Dowager Countess' butler Spratt, secret lady advice giver and our spirit animal from now on.
We pulled 45 looks for you to cry over as we contemplate the end of the series.
Because the fashion industry does not work out in dingy basement yoga studios, OK?
Oils are all the rage in beauty now, but sometimes they're just so... oily. Not these.
The creator of Disneybounding — channeling your favorite character without wearing a blatant costume — shares her thoughts.
Some interesting trends emerged this year.
And 100% of the selling price goes to support transgender initiatives.
March marks the storied beauty mag's 25th anniversary issue and some changes are afoot.
The Kardashian brow guru has mastered social media.
This was a great episode on many levels.
"They're prettier and they have boobs and pretty faces — we've got to really paint on a pretty face every time!"
As in, she WORE SUNGLASSES. This might be a first for the show.
It's fittingly called the King Kylie collection.
NYFW got you feeling like crying? Cry glitter tears instead of real ones.
This could be great for everyone involved, with some caveats.
She ditched her usual loose flapper wear for a va-va-voom mermaid tail dress.
