The Beauty Professor, Wrote The Syllabus on Beauty
Meet Rachel Anise, professor, mother, entrepreneur, and the woman behind one of beauty's most trusted voices. In a world of trending audio and 15-second tutorials, Rachel Anise built something rarer: a beauty platform you can actually trust. As the creator behind The Beauty Professor blog, which launched in 2012 while she was actively teaching communication studies, Rachel has spent 14 years merging academic rigor with a genuine love of beauty. The result? A devoted community
Met Gala 2026 Fashion Became Living Art
The Met Gala 2026 began as a simple midnight dinner in 1948 to raise money for the Costume Institute, with tickets costing just $50. Fast forward to today, under Anna Wintour since 1995, it has transformed into the most exclusive and coveted invitation in fashion. Now, a single ticket reportedly costs around $100,000, while a brand table can reach $350,000 making the Met Gala the ultimate gatekept red carpet event. Part of me wishes it would return to pre Anna era where it wa
Everyone is Unboxing Hermes, Is Luxury Losing Its Lure?
Jane Birkin’s original Birkin bag, at Sotheby’s in Paris I remember watching Sex and the City, and Samantha wanted a Birkin, but it was virtually impossible to get. Seeing a Hermès bag was a wow moment. You knew if some had it, there was time invested and a very large amount spent, not just on the bag but building a relationship with your SA. It meant access, relationships, and a level of exclusivity that felt untouchable. Now suddenly, it’s everywhere. From social feeds to
