Halle Berry put her sophisticated, sultry spin on business-casual dressing during a recent outing in New York City. The Academy Award winner attended the Fast Company Innovation Festival at Convene on Thursday, where she looked cool in a flowing gray wrap skirt made of suit fabric. The maxi-length piece featured an asymmetrical waistline held together by one button at the front, creating a hip-high slit framed with a cascading ruffle on each side.

October 21st is an important date for Kim Kardashian, as the reality TV icon turns 37. According to E!, Kim is excited about turning 37, and wrote on her official website, "Feeling like I found the meaning of life, finally!" She also writes that she's "looking forward to so much joy," which most likely alludes to the fact that she's expecting a third child via a surrogate, with husband Kanye West.

Change is the only constant in beauty – and in 2024 technology will accelerate the way we choose and use beauty more than ever. But it’s not only the employment of AI that's evolving beauty trends; so too is climate change, the teens and tweens growing up, and the meeting of mysticism with capitalism. Intrigued? Read on to discover 10 ways in which beauty will shift focus in 2023... 1/ Artificial intelligence will further redefine beauty Making things more efficient and effective, artificial intelligence (AI) will continue to revolutionise the beauty industry in 2023.

The average person has 100-to-160 upper lashes and approximately 50-to-75 lower lashes, eyelash expert Edyta Kurowska, tells us. "Eyelashes follow a natural growth cycle, and fall out at a regular rate." "It's natural to lose a few lashes per day," Kurowska says, and if you are healthy and your lashes shed naturally, they usually grow back without any special treatment. "However, if you notice that you are losing your lashes excessively, you may need to address your nutrition and change your cosmetics habits now,"

When I found out that Justin Bieber, Hailey Baldwin, Vanessa Hudgens, AnnaSophia Robb, NBA stars, models, fashion editors and It kids have been hitting the same spot on Sundays, church wasn't the first place to come to mind. But that's precisely where they've been gathering, and not inconspicuously. Many of them have been posting to their various well-followed social media channels, such as Instagram and Snapchat, from inside the services. Consider them missionaries 2.0.  Media Platforms Design Team