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The secret to better-looking hair is hiding underneath it. We spend plenty of time on hair masks, oils, and styling products, but healthy-looking hair starts with the scalp. When the scalp feels dry, irritated, or weighed down by buildup, hair can look and feel less than its best. That’s why scalp-first haircare is having a moment. Privé Scalp Reboot Serum is a lightweight leave-in scalp treatment enriched with caffeine, baobab, and açai, created to nourish and soothe the sca

We reset our wardrobes, switch up our skincare and trade summer beauty products for richer fall formulas but what about our hair? These past few gorgeous months of Summer we had sun exposure, humidity, heat styling, sweat, tight ponytails and layers of product on our scalp which means our strands may be ready for a reset, too. As the seasons change, it’s not unusual to notice a little more hair in your brush or shower drain too. According to board-certified dermatologist and

In a world where AI can create an image in seconds, luxury is choosing something much slower, the human hand. Luxury has always been about the details the things you can feel, recognize, and understand took time. And now, as artificial intelligence makes it easier than ever to produce polished visuals instantly, some of fashion’s most coveted houses are moving in the opposite direction. They’re choosing illustrators. And honestly? It makes perfect sense. For luxury, imperfect

This Fall fashion prediction is anything but boring. We are skipping the safe, predictable looks and reaching for pieces that feel bold, personal, and a little unexpected. Trust us, you don’t need a whole new wardrobe. A few good pieces can completely refresh what you already own. Maximalism is on repeat, think rich purple, burgundy, and gold tones along with jacquard and baroque-inspired prints. Pick one statement piece, a printed pant, dramatic coat, or bold blouse, and kee

Bravo Sierra is putting a modern spin on Vanilla Hide Eau de Parfum. The brand’s first fine fragrance, created with fragrance house Givaudan, captures the warmth and familiarity of vanilla without using the ingredient itself. Instead, black tea takes center stage, layered with amber, vetiver, patchouli, and sueded rose. The result is a warm, sophisticated woody gourmand that feels less sugary and more refined than traditional vanilla scents. Think of it as vanilla’s moodier,

K-beauty is having another major moment and this time, it’s getting a very chic U.S. retail upgrade. Beginning August 20, Sephora is bringing an exclusive edit of 19 Korean beauty brands curated by OLIVE YOUNG, South Korea’s leading beauty and lifestyle retailer, to more than 500 Sephora stores nationwide and Sephora.com. The partnership is a beauty lover’s dream: OLIVE YOUNG brings its expertise in spotting Korea’s most exciting formulas and trends, while Sephora offers the

Your phone case just got a fashion upgrade. Bandolier has teamed up with designer Kate Barton for a limited-edition collection that turns everyday tech accessories into seriously covetable style pieces.The collaboration brings Barton’s playful, sculptural aesthetic off the runway and into your everyday wardrobe, with a lineup that feels equal parts cool girl, art object, and modern whimsy. Think high-shine metallic finishes, sculptural hardware, playful heart charms, and a ch

What does a beauty insider actually keep in her makeup? We chatted with New York-based makeup artist, groomer, and educator Carly Giglio about artistry, effortless beauty, and the products she truly loves. Carly has built an impressive career working across beauty campaigns, photoshoots, education, and product development. Her approach to makeup is all about enhancing what’s already there creating polished, modern looks that still feel like you. During the conversation, Carly

Fashion’s past is having a major moment, and luxury fashion houses are going shopping for it. Designers and creative teams are scouring resale marketplaces for vintage pieces they originally created decades ago. Why? Because these garments are more than fashion history, they are research tools and valuable pieces of a brand’s design DNA. Fashion Expert Dawn Del Russo explains that archives allow designers to study original tailoring, stitching, fabrics, hardware, and finishin

The fashion world loves a good debate, but the conversation unfolding around Nantucket this summer feels bigger than one store, one sign, or one influencer. It is really about something much more complicated: who gets to shape the modern retail experience and who gets to set the rules? On ON NJ Mornings on Wednesday, July 29, I shared my perspective on the conversation everyone seems to be watching: the growing tension between traditional retailers and the creators. And as so