We may write about her daughter a whole hell of a lot here at Fashionista, but don't for a second think we don't also appreciate the enduring glamour of one Diana Ross.

Many elements of the show came together to communicate, "I really can't be bothered".— and that included the hair and makeup.

See every item from the Kardashian- and Instagram-beloved makeup artist's collection, launching Thursday at Sephora.

The cool-kid luxury candle and fragrance brand launches its inaugural color cosmetics range on Thursday.

"Nylon" obtained an email from the brand displaying yet another example of blatant industry racism.

Touted as 'the year's most important influencer brand,' a new, mysterious label is using makeup as a tool to vote Trump out of the White House.

Meet Loveseen, a direct-to-consumer line of luxury lashes the former J.Crew leader created in collaboration with makeup artist Troi Ollivierre.

Including luxurious bath products, nude lip colors for a range of skin tones and one of the best-smelling dry shampoos we've tried.

Burberry Beauty's newly minted Global Beauty Director on her first big break, where she finds inspiration and working with Marilyn Manson.

Accented with a gilded, clock-inspired mask and a flawless red lip.

They're officially available to shop today.

"100% of the lipstick selling price will help support women and girls, HIV/AIDS and LGBTQ+ communities," the brand says.

A timeless look from 2000.

"Today, more than ever, shoppers understand that how and where they spend their dollars can drive real economic impact," says Geenie founder Chana Ginelle Ewing.

Plus, what happens when a beauty brand claims a product is vegan and it's really not.

Plus, online retailer Shein faces criticism for selling an anti-Semitic necklace and Muslim prayer mats as decorative carpets.

Accompanied by the tiniest custom Valentino bag for housing 'all of [her] f*cks to give.'

Including moisturizing hair care, fancy beauty tools and a CBD tincture that brings all the ~chill~ vibes.

It's maudlin yet campy, mesmerizing to watch come to life and conveys just the right amount of anguish — but in, like, a fun way.

"Our world has permanently changed, and our habits as a society have been impacted, so if you're waiting for things to be 'normal' again, you'll be waiting for a very long time."

Plus, a look at why people turn to knitting during times of turmoil.

Including mood-boosting makeup finds, hair helpers we swear by and beauty tools that'll make your routine so much easier.

It features everything a paradigmatic late-'90s beauty look could hope to have.

Plus, "The New York Times" Styles team releases new podcast.