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Tarte Fall Feels Collection QVC Is Giving Me “Clueless” Vibes - STYLECASTER

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• Tarte Fall Feels Collection QVC Is Giving Me “Clueless” Vibes - STYLECASTER
• Physicians Formula Rose Collection Is Seriously So Pretty - STYLECASTER
• 9 Coco Chanel Facts You Probably Never Knew - WWD
• These 7 Beauty Buyers Are the Ultimate Influencers - Allure Magazine
• Ulta Beauty Just Dropped A Major Sale — & It's For One Day Only - Refinery29

Tarte Fall Feels Collection QVC Is Giving Me “Clueless” Vibes - STYLECASTER Posted: 19 Aug 2019 01:40 PM PDT It seems hard to believe but somehow Clueless came out almost 25 (!) years ago. The iconic movie hit theaters in 1995 and changed the fashion world forever. Cher, Dionne and Tai's wardrobes are still iconic. I think they'd love the new Tarte Fall Feels collection that just hit QVC. It's a three-piece makeup collection made up of two best-sellers with all-new plaid packaging (total Clueless vibes) and a brand-new eye-and-cheek palette. It might all scream fall but it's totally wearable now. Not only is this QVC-exclusive collection super chic, but it'll also save you some money. QVC is great at creating mini kits that contain an extra product basically for free. That could be a full-size makeup brush or another of the same item allowing you to stock up on your favorites—including these Tarte goodies. Below, all the sets to shop now on QVC's website. Hurry—these won't be around forever. Image: QVC. Eye & Cheek Palette with Brush Set This new fall-ready palette features seven matte and metallic eyeshadow shades, as well as an Amazonian clay blush all in cute pink plaid packaging. The set also includes a full-size dual-ended eyeshadow brush. $25 at QVC Image: QVC. Hygge & Kisses Tartiest Remix Lipgloss Trio Although it's called "Lip Paint," this lippie is more of a moisturizing gloss. Hyaluronic acid and vitamin E boost lips' plumpness. Grab three autumnal hues to wear alone or over lipstick. $25 at QVC Image: QVC. Limited Edition Lights, Camera, Lashes Plaid Tube Duo This cult-favorite Tarte mascara's plaid packaging is all Cher Horowitz. Two of them has a $46 value. $25 at QVC Our mission at STYLECASTER is to bring style to the people, and we only feature products we think you'll love as much as we do. Please note that if you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story, we may receive a small commission of the sale.

Physicians Formula Rose Collection Is Seriously So Pretty - STYLECASTER Posted: 19 Aug 2019 12:49 PM PDT Ready to feel sorry for me? I can't drink rosé. Because of my chronic migraines, I'm off wine altogether. How depressing, right? What I can try is Physicians Formula Rosé Collection. The small but pretty line of skincare and makeup is formulated with rose water for calming and hydrating benefits. The brand rolled out moisturizer, eye cream, cleanser, serum and highlighter all in white-and-pink rose-detailed packaging that'll look gorgeous on your vanity or if you're me, sitting next to your sink because you didn't put it away. There's something in the Rosé Collection for all skin types. Those with dry skin with love the ultra-rich night cream and people with more oily or combination skin will gravitate towards the oil-free serum. And everyone knows Physicians Formula highlighters are some of the best around, so the rose-shaped illuminator in four pretty shades (for all skin tones!) will be flying off the shelves. Shop the entire collection, below, and get ready for brighter skin. Image: Physicians Formula. Rosé All Stay Illuminating Setting Spray $12.97 at Walmart  Image: Physicians Formula. Rosé All Day Moisturizer SPF 30 $16.99 at Ulta Image: Physicians Formula. Rosé All Day Petal Glow $15.99 at Ulta Image: Physicians Formula. Rosé All Day To Night Eye Cream $16.99 at Ulta Image: Physicians Formula. Rosé All Day Tri-Phase Beauty Elixir $14.99 at Physicians Formula Image: Physicians Formula. Rosé All Night Restorative Cream $9.99 at Target Image: Physicians Formula. Rosé Take The Day Away Cleanser $13.49 at Ulta Image: Physicians Formula. Rosé All Day Oil Free Serum $6.99 at Target Image: Physicians Formula. Rosé Bouquet Kit $19.95 at Physicians Formula Our mission at STYLECASTER is to bring style to the people, and we only feature products we think you'll love as much as we do. Please note that if you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story, we may receive a small commission of the sale.

9 Coco Chanel Facts You Probably Never Knew - WWD Posted: 19 Aug 2019 07:01 AM PDT Coco Chanel's impact on fashion is unparalleled — and her design legacy is just as relevant today, on what would have been her 136th birthday, as it was decades ago. The legendary fashion designer's canon of now-staples — the tweed suit, her No. 5 fragrance and the little black dress — exemplify the elegant, modern style that she was known for and one that was carried on by her successor Karl Lagerfeld, until his death earlier this year. In honor of Chanel's birthday — Aug. 19, 1883 — WWD looks back at the designer's legacy, unearthing some little-known facts about the iconic designer from our archives. Here are nine things you probably didn't know about Coco Chanel: 1. She refused a marriage proposal from the Duke of Westminster. Chanel reportedly had a 10-year affair with the second Duke of Westminster, Hugh Grosvenor, during which time the Duke proposed marriage to the designer. Chanel refused, later stating: "There are lots of Duchesses, but only one Coco Chanel." 2. She was routinely at odds with other fashion designers. Coco Chanel in 1954.  AP/Shutterstock Chanel's influence on other designers was undeniable, especially to Coco herself. On Yves Saint Laurent, Chanel was quoted saying, "Saint Laurent has excellent taste. The more he copies me the better taste he displays." While they were previously close, Chanel and Cristóbal Balenciaga also came at odds after the former reportedly called Balenciaga "too old" to continue designing. Upon Chanel's death, Balenciaga reflected on their prior friendship and her passing, stating to WWD for her obituary: "I feel extremely sad and it makes me feel how old I am myself. An extraordinary, strong and influential person has disappeared with her." 3. She began her career as a hatmaker. In 1912, Chanel began her fashion design career by opening a hat shop in Deauville, a seaside town in France, where she quickly became a trendsetter and expanded into apparel. 4. She refused to dress royalty Chanel wasn't one to design for free, even for royalty. WWD's obituary on the designer quotes her saying, "these princesses and duchesses…they never pay their bills. Why should I give them something for nothing? No one ever gave me anything." 5. She preferred women in makeup. Coco Chanel making alterations to a model's jacket in the Sixties.  Hatami/Shutterstock When the atelier got word of Chanel's arrival each day, models reportedly rushed to put their makeup on quickly, as the designer was not a fan of makeup-less faces. Chanel herself kept blush at her bedside, explaining "Think of the man who sleeps beside you, does he want to wake up to a pale face?" 6. She often made comments that raised eyebrows. Not one to keep her thoughts to herself, Chanel was unabashed in her commentary of others. For instance, Chanel was quoted in WWD's obituary saying actress Brigitte Bardot was "money mad" and that her full bust "is too much." Chanel was also critical of fashion editors, stating that one unnamed editor had "the face of a monkey" and "the mouth of a sewer," and stating another editor was "the most pretentious woman I have ever met." 7. She was no fan of miniskirts. Chanel had once called miniskirts "an exhibition of meat," claiming she found the look to be indecent. She instead was a proponent of women wearing pants and was even arrested for wearing them by the Vichy Regime during World War II. Chanel found pants to be a practical option for women. "Girls are nice and it is good to roll around in the sand all day long," she said. "On the beach it is very easy to slip on a pair of pants." 8. Her favorite flower was the camellia. Camellia flower pins made for the Chanel fall 1992 couture show.  WWD The camellia flower has become one of the most iconic symbols of the Chanel brand, featured prominently in the apparel and accessories. In 1992, WWD visited Chanel's atelier as the brand was designing various camellia pins for its upcoming couture show. 9. She was buried in her favorite Chanel suit. Per Chanel's own request, WWD reported the designer was buried in her favorite suit, a beige and white tweet suit decorated with the designer's iconic gold buttons and braid. Read more on Chanel here: Karl Lagerfeld: A Look Back at His Iconic Career in Fashion Everything You Need to Know About Chanel's New Designer Virginie Viard Karl Lagerfeld's Last Chanel Show WATCH: Inside Karl Lagerfeld's Memorial in Paris

These 7 Beauty Buyers Are the Ultimate Influencers - Allure Magazine Posted: 19 Aug 2019 05:02 AM PDT After weaving between shopping carts by the berries, the beauty section should be "an oasis in an otherwise busy day," says Coccaro. What she's excited about: "There's so much innovation in bath products — bath milk, bath teas [a sachet of fragrant herbs for the tub]. Pacha Soap Co.'s Salt Blocks are cubes of salt, dried flowers, and essential oils; they're beautiful." Her oral fixations: "PlantFusion is a plant-based vegan collagen that you add to a smoothie or sprinkle on a salad. Vital Proteins collagen shots are delicious." Her proudest discovery: "Cocokind [skin care and makeup] started in our Northern California stores, and we grew them into a national brand. They have amazing highlighter sticks." Her hunting ground: "Trade shows. I fell in love with Evan Healy [skin care] at one. They distill hydrosols [aromatic floral waters] from flowers grown on family farms." 7. The Euro-phile Jessica Richards, Shen Beauty Big ideas have a big impact — except for when they're totally ignored. Then you get creative. The setback: "I wanted to bring European beauty brands to the U.S. in 2009. I was selling stuff I'd found traveling to cities all over the world, and no one had heard of any of it. Shoppers didn't understand it." Her makeup artist solution: "I needed something with brand recognition, so I brought in Bobbi Brown because who doesn't love a rose-brown lipstick? People would come in and be like, Oh, you sell Bobbi Brown, so the rest must be good." The best sellers: "Pai rosehip face oil, anything from Circumference skin care, and everyone buys Virtue hair care because it's science-backed and a clean product. Also, European skin-care lines Skin Design London and Dr. Barbara Sturm — I was the first U.S. retailer to sell both." Her commitment to exclusivity: "I want my products to be a special experience, and not found everywhere. I just dropped a product that went into Target — that's a little too ubiquitous." A version of this article originally appeared in the September 2019 issue of Allure. To get your copy, head to newsstands or subscribe now. More from our September issue: Now, watch Anne Hathaway try 9 things she's never done before: Don't forget to follow Allure on Instagram and Twitter.

Ulta Beauty Just Dropped A Major Sale — & It's For One Day Only - Refinery29 Posted: 07 Aug 2019 12:00 AM PDT Ulta Beauty just announced a huge sale — up to 50% off the best-selling beauty products — and it's exactly the hump-day pick-me-up you need. The Forever Fabulous Sale is a one-day offer with deals on every category — skin care, makeup, hair, and even tools. So, you're bound to find that compact hairdryer you need or a MAC lipstick you love priced-chopped significantly. And when you spend on certain brands, you could be eligible for a surprise freebie at checkout.

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