label to watch

With its proprietary peptide, OneSkin is setting out to do the impossible: reverse skin aging.

With ritualistic products and a meaningful charitable partner, the new beauty brand is one to watch.

"Inclusive product development and sustainable product development ought to be the default of luxury beauty, if not beauty entirely."

Created by two internet-savvy besties, the brand counts Emma Chamberlain, Addison Rae and Devon Lee Carlson among its customers.

Behind her incredible hand-beaded silks is a desire to support and honor communities of craftspeople.

The understated-yet-distinctive Spanish-made leather goods are a hit with retailers and influencers.

With Diotima, Rachel Scott connects her roots with her professional experience as a contemporary designer, her love of craft and her lifelong desire to bring her work back to the Caribbean.

Retailers — and Kardashians — are snatching up JoosTricot, the former blogger's line of colorful, vintage-inspired knitwear.

"The 'new prep' is really more about growing up and understanding that you can keep culture and sophistication all together."

Founder and CEO Diarrha N'Diaye — a L'Oréal and Glossier alum — talks about how she tapped into big-name investors and what she thinks the industry is missing when it comes to the narrative of Black beauty.

Lusso Cloud's influential founders include sneaker purveyor Jon Buscemi and skateboarder-turned-entrepreneur Rob Dyrdek.

The lounge-meets-RTW label, courtesy of two fashion industry vets, is in the business of comfortable party clothes for a post-pandemic world.

The New York-based label is designed with love for all bodies and beings.

The model, dancer and queer activist teamed up with tech startup Pietra on an eight-piece collection that celebrates her love of sneakers.

View her debut made-in-L.A. collection here. (Oh, and Jonesy's back!)

The sleek skiwear label, which comes courtesy of an Olympian, is bringing a new set of priorities to the outdoor apparel market.

Founded by Crystal Ung, this fine jewelry label is making spiritual treasures that connect us to the past and the future.

After spending two decades at big-name fashion houses, the pair left to create a responsible and sustainable alternative.

Launched on Kickstarter by two recent Stanford grads, Oddli is going all in on funky, mismatched fabric that would've been thrown away.

Someone Somewhere has increased the monthly income of its artisans — located across five of Mexico's lowest-income states — by 300%.

Their aim to democratize access to medical-grade skin care has drawn a diverse, superstar list of investors, including Issa Rae, Yvonne Orji and the CEOs of Warby Parker, Allbirds, Casper, Harry's and Bombas.

"From a fashion standpoint, I mean, she's always been beyond."

The Colombian brand taps into nature, art and the human body to create the kind of accessories you'll want to pass down through generations.

Founder Jamika Martin is on a mission to overhaul the category, with natural ingredients, gentler formulations and a focus on erasing the guilt and shame so often associated with breakouts.