Marilisa Racco

2 months ago | chatelaine.com | Marilisa Racco

Retinol is one of the most effective ingredients in skincare, known for smoothing fine lines, improving texture and fighting breakouts. But its benefits extend far beyond the face. “All skin is susceptible to aging, regardless of whether it's on your face or body, and deserves proper care to look and feel its best,” says Dr. Geeta Yadav, board-certified dermatologist and founder of FACET Dermatology in Toronto.

2 months ago | chatelaine.com | Marilisa Racco

Greet spring with a fragrant and flavourful cocktail that will have you saying “winter who?” in no time. A classic old fashioned, a delightful daiquiri or a new spin on the negroni, a chilled cocktail just hits different when the sun is shining. With high-end spirits at your fingertips, these five classic recipes will become your go-tos for entertaining or just enjoying on your own.

Feb 27, 2025 | threemagazine.com | Noel Ransome |Marilisa Racco |Sadiya Dendar |Jennifer Nguyen

Every year during Black History Month, there’s an increased focus on acknowledging the importance of Black history, celebrating Black people and imagining Black futures. And it’s not just through the work of historians and researchers, who are now working to place Black history in its rightful place within academia. Visual artists are also using their work to relay truths in ways that textbooks can’t, providing room for nuance and complexity.

Jan 27, 2025 | threemagazine.com | Rebecca Gao |Marilisa Racco |Sadaf Ahsan |Shetu Modi

This year, Lunar New Year celebrations will usher in the Year of the Snake. As fashion-lovers have come to expect, major brands are celebrating by dropping capsule collections and collaborations to commemorate the holiday. This month, luxe brands like Dior, Loewe, and Miu Miu have released collections featuring stunning visuals in homage to the zodiac sign of the snake — which symbolizes transformation, renewal, and growth.

Jan 24, 2025 | threemagazine.com | Marilisa Racco |Sadaf Ahsan |Shetu Modi |Alexandra Emanuelli

For as long as seasonal collections have been presented to lunching ladies in private salons, the world of luxury fashion has largely tapped Eurocentric experiences and disregarded the contributions of other cultures. But as the industry continues to expand its definition of beauty and style, more designers—many of them women—are ushering in new cultural perspectives. Whether through fabric, silhouette or respect for sustainability, this cohort is expanding luxury’s borders.