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1 week ago | 
girlfriend.com.au | Delaney Loane
If you’ve fallen to the trap of sharing your take on the topic of Emma Chamberlain and her latest chop, know this: she’s got you exactly where she wants you. So you hate it? Cool. She doesn’t care. She didn’t even like it at first. But she doesn’t let the ‘weird’ factor get in the way of trying what she wants to try. Here’s her take on personal style and why it’s completely irrelevant if someone doesn’t like yours. Yeah, a woman cut her hair short – alert the town elders.
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1 week ago | 
girlfriend.com.au | Delaney Loane
Sabrina Carpenter Went Pants-Free At The Met Gala Because Pharrell Told Her ToHer biggest goal? Use the bathroom
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1 week ago | 
girlfriend.com.au | Delaney Loane
If we said Sabrina Carpenter had ever let us down on a carpet, we’d be lying. From the periwinkle feathery gown to the Marilyn-inspired curls, she just gets it right every time. Her Met Gala look (an incredibly tailored oxblood blazer-bodysuit) may have been a departure from her usual pastel palette, but it was still very Sabrina. “My look is a dramatic take on a dandy tailcoat with an elongated train,” she told Vogue re: her outfit. “It mixes Savile Row tailoring with Parisian corsetry.
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1 week ago | 
beautycrew.com.au | Delaney Loane
Any beauty product that makes it to the Met Gala red carpet is a winner – gracing the faces of celebrities at the biggest event of the year is basically as good as it gets. It’s rare though to see multiple celebs show up in the same product. Unlike showing up in the same gown or suit, however, (yikes), makeup worn by several famous faces is a great thing, at least for us.
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1 week ago | 
beautycrew.com.au | Delaney Loane
Sabrina Carpenter’s hair looking otherworldly is nothing out of the ordinary, whether she's embracing her natural curls or locking her bangs in before a performance. However, a peek into the exact products involved can be rarer, especially when it comes to events as flashy as the Met Gala.
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1 week ago | 
beautyheaven.com.au | Delaney Loane
Plus, the beauty tip she’d give her 2004 selfGabrielle Solis (AKA one of the iconic Desperate Housewives) had everything from killer one-liners to outfits we’re still envying decades later. But the thing we must admit we were always most jealous of? Her hair. Whilst we were making every effort to emulate Gabby’s voluminous strands, Eva Longoria herself was originally less excited about the look.
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2 weeks ago | 
beautycrew.com.au | Delaney Loane
Hair colour trends are generally one of two things: chic or affordable. A beautiful head of colour, particularly anything in the lighter realm, usually requires the utmost precision, resulting in endless hours spent in a salon chair and a notable bank balance drop. Considering we’re in an era of needing to spend as little on our hair appointments as possible, however, we’ve all had to consider making adjustments to our signature shades.
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1 month ago | 
beautycrew.com.au | Delaney Loane
Meghann Fahy has an extremely expressive face – remember when she taught a masterclass in subtle emoting without saying a word in the finale of the second season of The White Lotus? We definitely do. And so to keep said face as stunning/prepped for close-ups as she must within her chosen career, Fahy relies on a stable of elite skin care products. Wondering which exact formulas make up her personal skin care routine (and the skin lessons she’s learned along the way)?
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1 month ago | 
beautycrew.com.au | Delaney Loane
Nothing sets the tone for a new season quite like a fresh (and seasonally fitting) manicure. However, when you’re in the chair with your nail artist encouraging you to choose a colour promptly, it can be an overwhelming experience. Between the different shades, the varying finishes and the endless celebrity manicure inspiration flowing through our social feeds at all times, sometimes you need a helping hand staying on-trend and seasonally appropriate when picking out your polish.
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1 month ago | 
beautycrew.com.au | Delaney Loane
The phrase ‘like butter’ is always a good thing. Steak cuts like butter? Brilliant. A voice like butter? Stunning. A face that looks like butter? Chic. And yes, we’re willing to explain why…
Allow us to explain the aesthetic of 'butter skin'. Think hazy, velvety base makeup that looks like it’s gone on like butter. There’s a synergy between the makeup and the skin – it’s not sitting atop the complexion, but melting right into it.
