Is fashion really more inclusive? If you ask Edward Enninful, British Vogue’s first black editor-in-chief, the cover of the magazine’s May issue—featuring nine models “changing the face of fashion”—defines diversity. “Even five years ago—and certainly 10 or 20 years ago—if you were shooting a group cover like this, the girls would not have looked like these young women do,” Enninful writes in his preamble to next month’s edition. “But one of the great positives of the past fe

Cleaning out your beauty cabinets may seem like an added chore, but it's essential, according to dermatologist Dr. Whitney Bowe. Using products that may be past their prime can cause them to appear streaky or not look the way they should, but even more -- use beyond the expiration date can actually cause serious health risks, Bowe warned. Chemicals in certain cosmetics can break down and change over time and may cause irritation and inflammation in the form of a rash, Bowe sa

Any beauty junkie could tell you: for the latest and greatest in skincare innovations, look no further than South Korea. While BB creams and sheet masks have become grooming staples in most people's regimens, the global beauty hub continues to lead the way with every trend. Big as it may be for editors and consumers, the Korean beauty impact is about more than just products- it's a philosophy. Committed to the idea of putting skincare before makeup, the look popularized by K-