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The Files
Editor's Introduction
A beauty editor decoding the glamour — the hair colors that always look expensive, the perfumes that linger after the elevator, the lessons from Y2K icons and Arab elegance.
Hair Colors
Red Carpet
Signature Scents
Y2K Icons
Arab Elegance
Vanity Inspo
In This Spread
Charlotte Tilbury
“The nude that flatters every undertone. Worn by every Arab actress doing a 'no-makeup' carpet.”
Huda Beauty
“Huda Kattan built her empire on this formula. The brown-nude that reads expensive on camera.”
Anastasia Beverly Hills
“Used on every Kardashian, every Nadine Nassib Njeim look — the brow pencil that started the industry.”
Fenty Beauty
“Rihanna's gloss that doubles as a highlight on the cupid's bow. Truly universal, truly stunning.”
Olaplex
“The bond-builder behind every celebrity's expensive-looking color. Saved my own balayage twice.”
Lattafa
“Vanilla orchid and white florals — the perfume Arab celebrities slip into when they want to be remembered.”
Charlotte Tilbury
“The 'soft focus' liquid behind every Charlotte-glow red carpet. Mix with foundation for camera-ready skin.”
Maybelline
“The drugstore mascara every celebrity makeup artist secretly keeps in the kit. Lifts and lengthens like luxury.”
Zara
“The $20 twin of the $325 Baccarat that Rihanna, Bella, and every red-carpet stylist know about.”
Rare Beauty
“Selena's cult formula — one dot, a natural flush that reads clean-girl on any camera.”
A line from the margin
“A signature look isn't about being seen — it's about being remembered.”— Sara
From Sara's desk