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Katie Withington

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Sep 18, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Katie Withington

    Forget Tomato Red—Anne Hathaway's 'Ruby Gloss' Is Fall's Deeper, Richer Red Manicure (opens the original)

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    Anne Hathaway just marked the return of the autumnal red manicure with a striking “ruby gloss” nail look. The Devil Wears Prada star took to the streets of New York ahead of the Bvlgari “Serpenti Infinito” celebration last week, sporting a high-shine, gemstone-inspired nail color and a matching glossy red lip. While there’s arguably no manicure more evergreen or classic than red nails, this rich, vinyl hue brings a modern edge to the traditional beauty motif. “We’re seeing reds become much deepe

  2. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · Katie Withington

    Move Over, Glass Skin: Cloud Creams Are the K-Beauty Moisturizer Trend Taking Over (opens the original)

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    Korean skin care is everywhere right now, from new concept stores on Carnaby Street to an influx of far-flung brands arriving on British shelves each week. You may already have a number of K-beauty products in your routine: soft sunscreens that feel weightless and absorb effortlessly, clever tonics that target redness and irritation, and skin-glazing overnight masks that sink in to deliver that truly glossy “glass skin” allure. The latest trend to catch our eye is cloud creams. These cool, bounc

  3. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Katie Withington

    Pamela Anderson’s ‘Blurred French’ Nails Are the Softest Version of the Classic Tip (opens the original)

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    Pamela Anderson is embracing two of fall’s most coveted nail trends, debuting a timeless “blurred French” manicure at the 2026 amfAR Gala Venezia in Venice. The actor’s latest nail look builds on the milky, sheer manicure trend that was ubiquitous over the summer while also marking the return of the classic French tip. The hazy nails perfectly complement her pared-back, natural approach to beauty, creating a “your nails but better” effect that looks polished but not overly done. “This look feels

  4. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Katie Withington

    Amal Clooney’s 'Silk Nails' Are Fall's Most Elegant Manicure Trend: How to Try the Look Yourself (opens the original)

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    Amal Clooney has become the latest celebrity to endorse the natural pink nail trend for fall, debuting a set of high-shine “silk nails” on the red carpet at last night’s 83rd Venice International Film Festival. The international human rights lawyer’s appearance further solidifies the industry’s most highly sought-after beauty trend: an elevated, healthy-looking manicure that prioritizes short length, subtle color, and a reflective, glossy finish. While the style has dominated red-carpet looks th

  5. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Katie Withington

    Savory Perfumes Are Taking Over—These 11 Cozy Scents Smell Like Rice, Milk, and Tea (opens the original)

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    Every item on this page was chosen by an ELLE editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. You might be wondering how rice became the perfume note du jour, particularly given how intensely and unwaveringly the world of gourmand fragrance revolves around sweet scents. Whether it’s a warm, baked perfume inspired by its creator’s favorite dessert spot or an enveloping vanilla that drapes the skin in sugared aromas, we know gourmands best for their treat-inspired profiles.

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