This week's three beauty stories each carry their own sense of time: Japanese Cherry Blossom marks its 20th anniversary, Sérum Spectral unveils an anti-photoaging solution, and Your Devotion Eau de Parfum Intense pays tribute to love through fragrance—together pointing to values that only grow richer with time.
In this week's beauty news, time takes center stage. Three names, three product lines, each answering the same question in its own way: what's worth holding onto.
Japanese Cherry Blossom reaches its 20th year—the only one of the three stories with a concrete number attached. Two decades is more than enough time for a scent to transform from a new release into a marker of memory.
Sérum Spectral, meanwhile, is talking about anti-photoaging this time around—firmly rooted in the age-old issue of skin defense, but approached from a fresh formulation angle.
Your Devotion Eau de Parfum Intense turns its focus inward, answering the question of love through scent—making it the most emotional, and most personal, of the three.
Three stories, three different vocabularies of beauty—commemoration, defense, emotion—yet all share one thing: choosing "time" as their narrative thread rather than rushing to declare something new. For now, this is all the information available; product details, ingredients, and launch dates await further announcement from the brands.
The two have known each other for over a decade but never worked together—until now. They finally shared the frame for Valentino's new fragrance "Vendetta," and a teasing nickname, "Alexander Scarfgård," offers a glimpse into the real chemistry on set.
Perfumers and industry data point to the same thing: fall 2026 fragrances are shifting away from sugary fruity gourmands toward saffron, coffee, and bourbon, while dark fruits and tonka bean are each developing a more grown-up character.
From JinSoon's runway shades to OPI and Orly's sapphire blues, this fall's nails are no longer just cocoa and pumpkin spice—they're velvety ink tones paired with jewel-grade shine.
Swapping out the nude pink base for a clean, sheer white, then layering on a coat of chrome powder — the white version of glazed donut nails is having its moment this summer. Vogue is calling it coconut chrome nails.
Vogue spoke with two dermatologists to unpack the fundamental difference between hydration and moisturizing, explaining why mature skin needs both, the correct application order, and which key ingredients to look for.
A beauty writer with over fifty Botox sessions under her belt tries a different approach at a clinic in Tokyo's Azabu district: instead of chasing zero wrinkles, she first has her facial muscle habits mapped out, then adjusts in two sessions to achieve a face that still moves with expression.