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in unusual places. As Sofia Richie Grainge demonstrates, it kinda even works on your lips.In her latest beauty TikTok (which is sponsored by Yves Saint Lauren #getthatbaggirl), the says that she is “obsessed” with a new lip combo that she discovered on TikTok called “Pumpkin Spice” because starts with two lightly colored hydrating lip glosses (YSL Lip Combo in “Candy Glaze” shades 14 and 15), then adds a “tiny, tiny drop of concealer” just in the center of her lips for an ombré, plumping effect. It does look really nice!This content can also be viewed on the site it from.As a matter of fact, “concealer lips” have been making a quiet comeback for some time now.

Marianne Faithfull has teamed up with Sotheby’s to auction off a series of “personal artefacts”.Chanel jackets gifted by Karl Lagerfeld, a Saint Lauren smoking jacket handed to her by former creative director for Dior Homme, a signed expired British passport and a black and red artwork of a female figure by Anita Pallenberg dated 1992 are being auctioned off.Other items also being sold in Sotheby’s first pop culture auction, include handwritten lyrics for songs from albums including ‘Sleep’, ‘There Is A Ghost’ and ‘Sex With Strangers’, an oil painting and tribute to Henrietta Moraes by Maggi Hambling, and scripts from films she has starred in such as The Black Rider and Marie Antoinette.“I’ve decided that it’s time to sell some pieces from my private collection. I have always enjoyed nice things but I’ve never been a materialistic person and frankly I’m still amazed I managed to hang on to anything at all!” the singer-songwriter said.Sotheby’s, the world’s leading destination for fine art and luxury, has announced that personal artefacts from Marianne'…Posted by Marianne Faithfull on Saturday, August 31, 2024“At various moments in my life these talismans of my past have meant so much to me, but I find they belong to a life I’m no longer living and it is time for them to shine for others.

A Miss Scotland finalist hopes to take a "leap from her comfort zone" in a bid to increase her global reach and break the mould.

, the maternal healthcare nonprofit organization she founded in 2010—and which she describes as “very much like my third child”—has reached an age that in many cultures marks the cusp of adulthood, the beginning of a life being built separate to their parents. It’s a milestone weighing heavily on Turlington Burns’s mind. “It's one thing to start a thing but another to stick with it, given how hard it is,” she says.