50 Beautiful Lipstick Shades For Fair Skin

Celebrity lipstick shade examples

by Amit Tripathi

If we have to name one beauty product or make-up essential which can instantly glam you up or make you look presentable, it definitely has to be lipstick (well mascara also comes in the list!). Even Cleopatra agrees to us as this diva popularized the trend of lipstick during the era. And nowadays one can find numerous lipsticks in every woman’s make-up kitty, where the shades can overpower the rainbow itself! From browns to nudes, from plums to pinks and our hot favorite- Red. We can never go wrong with the color red.

HERE ARE TWO REALLY PRETTY WAYS TO WEAR BROWN LIPSTICK

As demonstrated by Priyanka Chopra and Joan Smalls.

by  STEPHANIE SALTZMAN

Priyanka Chopra at PaleyFest New York 2016. Photo; Jewel Samad/Getty Images

Brown lipstick isn't exactly a new. See: the entirety of the '90s. But that doesn't mean it's not majorly trending right now. And October is the perfect time to experiment with warm, chocolaty variations on the hue, as actressPriyanka Chopra and model Joan Smalls each so flawlessly demonstrated this week. Both paired it with minimal eye makeup, glow-y skin (a trait it seems impossible for either of them to ever not have) and expertly groomed brows.

Chopra's take on the trend, shown above, relied on a Tom Ford lipstick with a creamy finish that's neither fully matte nor glossy (makeup artist Stephanie Barnes, who created the look, has yet to divulge the exact shade; we've reached out to her to try and find out). It's a cool, plum-tinged mocha that — it has to be said — looks seriously gorgeous on her.

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by LAUREN VALENTI

What’s Next in Korean Beauty

by Kathleen Hou

Photo: Topic Images/Getty

If you want a crystal ball into next year’s popular American beauty trends, look to the South Korean beauty industry. BB creams first launched in Korea several years ago before inundating the U.S. market and inspiring American beauty brands to spawn their own. Korea’s next big advancement,the cushion compact, appeared two years ago, and this year, American beauty companies like Lancôme, L’Oréal Paris, M.A.C Cosmetics, and Clinique have all moved to launch their own versions. And Korea’s influence shows no sign of waning.

To find out what to expect next in Korean beauty (and, several years later, American beauty), the Cut talked to Alicia Yoon, CEO and co-founder of Korean beauty site Peach and Lily and a licensed aesthetician in Korea and the United States. Yoon told us in her own words about what’s trending inKorean beauty.