How Tweens Took Over the Beauty Aisle

How Tweens Took Over the Beauty Aisle

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How Independent Thinking Powered the Spring/Summer 2027 Shows

Tim Blanks, editor-at-large at The Business of Fashion, joins Imran Amed for their seasonal review of the Spring/Summer 2027 shows. In London, Simone Rocha and Erdem delivered what Blanks calls career heights, and Christopher Kane made his debut at Mulberry, which brought the lab ...  Afficher plus

The Verdict on Luxury Fashion’s Designer Reset

Fashion's biggest wave of creative-director musical chairs is now a year or so in, and the early read is starting to emerge. Over a dozen major houses have brought in new leadership, and while the broader luxury market is still sluggish, the areas designers can actually move — pr ...  Afficher plus

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The Sephora kids
Today, Explained

Tweens are shopping for trendy, expensive skincare products. Gen Z worries it’s “aging like milk.” Are today’s young people too afraid of looking old? Allure editor-in-chief Jessica Cruel and Vox correspondent Rebecca Jennings explain. This episode was produced by Haleema Shah, e ...  Afficher plus

Why are kids asking for anti-ageing skincare?
Business Daily

Skincare used to appeal to an older demographic, often with the aim of slowing down visible signs of ageing. But as trends in skincare have evolved, with ever more products on the market, the audience has grown too. Children as young as eight are now saving up their pocket money ...  Afficher plus

Should Sephora and Ulta Be Catering to Gen Alpha?
Gloss Angeles

We’re discussing the “Sephora Kids” phenomenon — an offshoot of our “Tweenage Clean” episode from last year. Reports of children running rampant (and unattended) at the retailer are riling up the internet. Nasty behavior, destroying testers — these are a few things that have peop ...  Afficher plus

10-year-old girls raiding sephoras for anti-aging products
DRAMA MAMA

In this twisted episode of Drama Mama, our perceptive host Ben delves into the disconcerting trend of 10-year-old girls splurging on anti-aging skincare at Sephora, sparking a conversation about the iPad kid generation. With a mix of concern and insight, Ben unravels the complex ...  Afficher plus