Beauty brands truly outdid themselves this year when it came to gift-worthy holiday offerings.

Including a game-changing skin multitasker, eye creams that make a real difference, perfect-for-fall lip colors and more.

Including a brightening eye cream, best-selling makeup finds and one of the most luxurious sheet masks we've ever encountered.

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

Including a glow-enhancing primer you can wear all on its own, moisturizing hair saviors and soothing skin care finds.

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

Including an exfoliator that doesn't irritate, a lymphatic drainage tool that has several beauty editors (and our beauty director) hooked and a peppy nail polish color perfect for the dog days of summer.

Including masks that cater to every skin type, luxurious makeup finds and hair-care saviors we love.

Because it's 2020 and why not?

Including deep discounts on makeup by Rihanna and by Pat McGrath, plus a whole slew of skin-care favorites.

Including beauty sets that offer major savings, luxurious skin-care picks that rarely go on sale and a candle that evokes the great outdoors.

Including a remarkable aluminum-free deodorant that really works, a moisturizing hand sanitizer (in super-cute packaging!) and a handful of summery fragrances and candles that brought a bit of escapism to our lives.

A timeless look from 2000.

Including poppy neon eyeliners that will make you want to actually get experimental with makeup again.

This week's picks include fancy beauty tools that'll up your self-care game and a beauty organizer that's just as useful when you're stuck at home as it is for travel.

Plus, Naomi Campbell on her new collaboration with Pat McGrath and using her platform to celebrate Black excellence.

Plus, the #VogueChallenge is more than a hashtag.

A database for shoppers, investors, editors, influencers and social media users.

"I want to see a person of color at the top," Campbell said of makeup artist and brand founder McGrath.

Many of the labels that were once backstage staples have abandoned their runway sponsorships — but what's in it for the ones that remain?

Including a face mask that gives us "angel" skin and a makeup brush that's the next best thing to having legendary makeup artist Pat McGrath herself on hand.

Come for the vampiric lip colors, stay for the dramatic face coverings.