Unconventional Makeup: The Beauty of the Stereotypically Ugly

Get out of here clean girl aesthetic! It is time to make room for the unconventional. I am talking colored mascara, geometric eyeliner, asymmetric haircuts, and thin eyebrows. “Ugly” is starting to become the new pretty. Gen-Z is completely redefining the idea of beauty- we see makeup being used more freely instead of adhering to traditional styles.

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French Bobs

The French bob haircut creates a beautiful silhouette and adds an element of elegance to any look. This style is a short bob, typically falling around the jawline. Many people have been shortening their bobs and leaning into the French hairstyle. Vouge UK states that this haircut is particularly easy to style and maintain. They also claim the French bob suits any face shape, hair texture, and age.

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Ageless Beauty

In modern media, fashion, and beauty content, it is rare to see diversity in age. Unless it is an advertisement for makeup that will make you look younger or take away wrinkles, older people show up less in beauty-related media. This diminishes representation for a large portion of the population. There is so much beauty in the aging process, and this photoshoot was designed to show this beauty in a raw, unfiltered way. 

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The Resurgence of Shags

In a style reminiscent of the 70’s and 80’s, shags are becoming a haircut staple. Chopping off layers and layers at a time, this effortless hairstyle is easy to maintain and looks gorgeous. We can thank some of the best influencers of this haircut such as David Bowie, Stevie Nicks, and Joan Jett for the start of a world renowned trend.

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Embracing Your Side Profile

It seems like every other day a new TikTok trend appears, begging users to showcase and scrutinize their natural features. The most recent victim: side profiles. Whether its a filter that automatically generates an outline of your side profile, or one that gives you a cartoonish, large, hooked nose so you can breathe a sigh of relief when the filter comes off, an emphasis on tiny, ski-slope noses and “traditionally attractive” features is festering on certain sides of the internet.

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Mixing Metals: Silver v.s. Gold

Everyone’s heard the silver vs. gold argument—the fight between which is superior or which suits your complexion more. Everyone has different opinions on what they think looks best on them or other people. These opinions on what metal looks best have been strong and many are vocal about which is better. Accessorizing is the perfect way to amplify what you are wearing: so what’s the deal? Is silver or gold better? Is it okay to mix metals? I’m here to give you a guide to styling silver and gold jewelry and the amazing contrast they can add to a look.

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Crafted Culture: Latinx Jewelry

Jewelry pieces such as evil eye pendants, street-weaved and beaded bracelets, and even rosaries are accessories seen today, but where did these jewelry pieces initially come from? Why are they predominantly attached to the Latinx community? These jewelry pieces are more predominant in the Latinx community because they are a part of the Latinx culture and because, in recent years, they have brought the most awareness to these pieces of jewelry. 

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Unrealistic Beauty Standards

The list of unrealistic beauty standards society has put on women is nearly infinite. The models in this shoot were portrayed as dolls in plastic boxes. They look picture perfect, just as society thinks. They wear modest, muted colored clothing with plenty of fabric covering their chests, only wearing light makeup.

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Makeup Through the Decades

The movement of trends from decade to decade sparks the innovation of creativity. Many nostalgic makeup trends we hold near and dear to our hearts originated from past decades of bold, colorful, natural, and powerful. Have you ever felt like you were born in the wrong decade? Beauty trends ranging from the ‘50s to the 2000s are quickly coming back into existence, quickly spreading through social media platforms like Instagram and Tiktok.

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Bold Lipstick

  Wearing bold lipstick can be intimidating. It’s stressful, worrying about whether it’s smudged and gotten on your teeth. Or whether that look a stranger just gave you is one of admiration or judgment. I know all of this is true because I’m writing this while sitting in a very public coffee shop wearing the brightest red lipstick ever to exist. Gotta practice what you preach, right?

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Beauty Marks: Decoration of Tattoos

Tattoos are described as a marking, symbolic figure, design, or phase fixed to the skin—applied art decorating the body with permanent ink. Rising tattoo popularity in our society is seen through fashion, self-expression, and culture. A tattoo is not just ink, it’s an extension or expression symbolizing protection, strength, mental health, beauty, indescribable emotion, interest, or a piece of who someone is.

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NYE Makeup Inspiration


Celebrating the New Year gives people another excuse to party; Going out to celebrate another year of living. Getting ready for a celebration is almost as fun as going to one, especially on a night as creative as New Year’s Eve. The inspiration for NYE makeup looks has progressed through the years, but one thing remains constant: glitter. Many have experimented with glitter and the art of makeup, and this has led to different trends beginning to arise

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