Shu Uemura

No, it's not like beach spray.

Cats don't even wear makeup!

Cole Haan's latest campaign features none other than the great Maya Angelou, along with three other awesome 85-year-olds, all born in the same year as the Cole Haan brand: 1928. We're really into Maya's sassy leopard shoes. {WWD} Rihanna wore a teeny tiny cross grill between her two front teeth at last night's VMAs. How many people do you think tried to offer her a toothpick before they realized it was on purpose? {HuffPo} Is Beyoncé trying to break Rihanna's record for "Number of Different Hairstyles Possible in the Shortest Period of Time"? Yeah, she changed her hair again. {Us Weekly}

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Shu Uemura, the cult Japanese cosmetics brand, has outdone itself with its latest limited edition product--Essence Absolue Nourishing Fragrance with Oil Pearls. It's like the chicest, best-smelling vinaigrette dressing ever.

Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Brown Thursday--all the sales days associated with Thanksgiving are starting to blend together into one big giant shopping-fest. It feels like the anxiety of getting the best deals has replaced the anxiety of roasting the perfect bird (and having to chat with your drunk uncle). Don't worry--we're here to help.

We know what inspires Karl Lagerfeld's collections for Chanel, but what about the inspiration for his own personal style?

The world met the adorable little Mon Shu, a Karl Lagerfeld creation and the "face" of the collaboration between him and Japanese cosmetics company Sh

Back in June, Karl Lagerfeld announced his latest project: A color cosmetics line for cult fave Japanese beauty brand Shu Uemura. Karl famously said

Yesterday in the Fashionista office someone suggested, quite seriously, that Karl must have clones, because the man is absolutely everywhere and doing everything. It's not a ridiculous suggestion. In today's Karl khronicle, we're happy to report that Karl is doing what's sure to be an iKonic makeup collection.

In editorial hair styling, being eccentric is the norm. But no other behind-the-scenes stylist has cultivated such a unique skill like Ryoji Imaizumi. The hair magician, who has worked with everyone from Vogue Paris to Lanvin to BMW, is best known for his use of chopsticks--that's right, chopsticks--to create inventive, glamorous styles. We recently chatted with Imaizumi, who's currently on business in Japan--about his life and work. Fashionista: How are you? What are you up to in Japan? Ryoji Imaizumi: Well, my first reason for being here is for my work visa, but I'm also represented by a fashion photography agency in Tokyo. I work with Harper's Bazaar, Figaro, Vogue Nippon, Elle, as well as Uniqlo, Japanese designers and Japanese pop stars and actresses. How many flights would you say you take a year? Do you like traveling? That's always different. For example, I was very busy in NYC this year, so I didn't get to fly as much as I am used to.

This morning, L'Oreal announced that, after years of not-so-stellar performance, it was pulling Shu Uemura out of the US market. (Too bad, because the

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SNL’s Deep House Dish may have been creating a mock rivalry between ultimate icon Madonna and current talk-of-every-town GaGa, but the sketch did illu

Ever since I first saw the commercials (starring a now omnipresent Brooke Shields), I've been seriously wary about Latisse. I love long lashes, but I

Growing up, there was one beauty rule that was always drilled into my head: stay away from oils. As someone prone to horrible breakouts, I thought gre

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Looks like Alexander Wang isn't done with breaking into new markets after his shoe collection for Spring: We just heard that he's branching into makeu