Josefin Forsberg

1 week ago | voguescandinavia.com | Josefin Forsberg

Dr. Jart+Every Sun Day ultra-sheer priming sunscreen stickAt a glance: A sheer, non-greasy SPF 50 stick that doubles as a smoothing primer. My experience: I’ll admit I didn’t expect to like this quite so much... But from the first swipe, it won me over. The finish is imperceptible (no tell-tale sheen or white cast), and it glides over skin like satin, layering seamlessly under makeup without pilling. Ideal for: Daily reapplication on the go (even over makeup).

2 weeks ago | voguescandinavia.com | Josefin Forsberg

On the sun-drenched rooftop of Club Albane, Swedish actor Fares Fares cut a dashing figure at the Dior x Madame Figaro party donning Oscar Jacobson, Dior Beauty, and just the right amount of Riviera swagger. Here, we break down his Cannes Film Festival after-dark lookEvery year in May, the sparkling lights along the Cotes D'Azure glow a little brighter as celebrities and cinephiles alike decend on Cannes Film Festival.

2 weeks ago | voguescandinavia.com | Josefin Forsberg

Perched right on the soft, sandy shores of the Øresund Strait, Hotel Marienlyst offers guests a front-row seat to Denmark’s coastal beauty. In fact, you can stroll straight from your room onto the beach, watch ferries glide past, or simply unwind in a wicker chair on your water-facing balcony with the sea breeze as your soundtrack. During the 19th century, Copenhagen’s elite traded the city heat for fresh sea air making the trip up north to Helsingør.

3 weeks ago | voguescandinavia.com | Josefin Forsberg

Ahead of 17 May’s swirl of bunads and brass bands, Norwegian hair muse Jenny Cha rethreads tradition with three braids designed to outlast every toast and trumpet blast. Scroll below for the full breakdownOn 17 Mai Norway dresses in its Sunday best: flags unfurl, brass bands strike up, and silk-embroidered bunader sway through the streets. Nothing completes the scene quite like a braid, a detail as rooted in National Day traditions as the Hardanger lace itself.

1 month ago | voguescandinavia.com | Josefin Forsberg

Anastasia Soare arrived in Los Angeles in 1990 with art-school notes on the Golden Ratio and a pair of painfully thin arches. “I was a victim of the '80s over-tweezed eyebrows,” she tells me half-amused, half-appalled. Recalling why she began measuring faces with a ruler and compass, the founder of Anastasia Beverly Hills continues: “I thought that I could use [the] Golden Ratio to create that perfect brow.