What you need, what you want, and what really works.
"72nd Cannes Film Festival, 2019"
"Miss World 1994"
AISHWARYA RAI BACHCHAN, 46
The Bollywood stunner exudes the same effortless charm and beauty she did some 20 years ago, when she won the Miss World crown in 1994.
The Fashion Awards, 2019
"Haute Couture Week, 1999–2000"
NAOMI CAMPBELL, 49
Although the British supermodel still rules the runways, she only landed her first beauty campaign at 48.
42nd Annual Grammy Awards, 2000
Milan Fashion Week SS20
"Glow Tonic, $24, Pixi"
JENNIFER LOPEZ, 50
J.Lo showed she’s still got it when she sashayed down the runway at Versace’s spring 2020 show, looking practically indistinguishable from her “Jenny from the block” days in a reimagined version of the barely there gown she wore to the 2000 Grammys.
57 th Cannes Film Festival, 2004
"Tiffany & Co. “Vision & Virtuosity” exhibition, 2019"
GONG LI, 53
The queen of Chinese cinema, who is making her return to the global scene as villain Xian Lang in Disney’s 2020 live-action remake of Mulan, looks like she hardly aged a day since we saw her in her last big-screen hit in 2004. We want whatever she’s having.
"60nd Golden Globe Awards, 2003"
JENNIFER ANISTON, 50
The Friends alum has had paparazzo reporting on her style for as long as she has been famous, and after her famed tresses, it’s her skin we’re obsessed with, particularly how she’s effortlessly glowy 24/7.
Advanced Night Repair Intensive Recovery Ampoules, $200, Estée Lauder
TWO OF A KIND
WHEN OPPOSITES ATTRACT
He’s a rebel with a cause, she’s a darling with a heart of gold. The olfactory representation of this dichotomy is the Bad Boy+Good Girl duo by Carolina Herrera, where a multi-faceted cologne blending energising Italian green bergamot with the depth of tonka bean, is paired with a reinvented Good Girl buoyed by a heart of jasmine sambac with nuances of white florals.
NEW ROMANTICS
Wearing your heart on your sleeve takes on new meaning as Tiffany & Co. makes its first foray into the dual fragrance category. Created as a tribute to emotional connections and the many ways modern love is defined and expressed, the new scents are unique yet complementary halves of each other, tied together by a common woody note of blue sequoia.
FOR ECCENTRIC LOVERS
If your idea of amour leans towards the unexpected or off-beat, the Valentine’s Day edition of Gucci’s signature Guilty fragrance is a love note that spells (and smells of) unconventionality and authenticity. Think a surprising, sensual blend where tangy, fruity accords meet warm musks for the ladies, and enigmatic woods are crossed with vivid, aromatic spices for the gents.
"Cleansing Gel, $29.90, Placentor Végétal"
THE NEW GREEN CLEAN
"ICE Ceramide Moisturizing Cream, $95,
SUNDAY RILEY" ICE, ICE BABY
"Versace"
ETERNAL MUSE
10. LE LIFT Créme Yeux, $140, Chanel
