If you're seeking relief from the sweltering temperatures this July, consider a Netflix marathon (or multiple—we won't judge). Put the air conditioner on blast, because the streamer is providing tons of new original series and films to keep you entertained when it's too hot to step outside. From classic comedies like Caddyshack and The Hangover to addictive Netflix original series like Stranger Things Season 3, Queer Eye Season 4, and the final season of Orange Is the New Black, there's something for everyone.

Maybe adding a retinol is one of your 2023 beauty resolutions—but you don't know where to start. Because while the vitamin A derivative can do wonders for stimulating collagen and promoting cell turnover, which can improve the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, dark spots, and acne, it also can result in unwanted peeling, redness, and sensitized skin. While there are a bunch of methods to avoid irritation like skin cycling and retinol sandwiches, there are also products with natural, retinol-like ingredients like Fresh's Black Tea Advanced Age Renewal Cream.

If Copenhagen is still on the second level of the global fashion week hierarchy, Ganni, which closed the three-day agenda in a starburst of yellow confetti on Thursday evening, is something like a cool older sister who’s maybe outgrown her childhood bedroom. Its international front row and its shoppers who tuned into a runway live stream, the so-called “Ganni Girls,” are not merely fans. They’re apostles following and spreading a colorful style gospel.

Media Platforms Design Team This August, Jay-Z and Kanye West are bringing the world a collaboration of industry insiders that's one part music, one part fashion. Joining forces for their new album Watch the Throne, the hip-hop superstars tapped Givenchy's Riccardo Tisci for the album's artwork. Tisci took his aesthetic from runway to record, designing a front cover (pictured left) in keeping with the intricacy and artful craftmanship of his Givenchy creations.

The beauty industry today is full of products with provocative names – MAC boasts a lipstick called Lickable, while TooFaced’s most iconic mascara is rather reductively titled Better Than Sex. But none quite compare to Nars’ Orgasm, which is a make-up icon for much more than its tongue-in-cheek title. First created in 1999, Nars’ peachy, pinky Orgasm powder blush has remained a brand bestseller for over two decades, with one reportedly sold every 20 seconds today.