3 beauty tips from Beauty Brite founder Stephanie Fatta

Just a few years ago, natural beauty products were harder to find, and the selection was limited. Today, natural, cruelty-free, and sustainable options dominate the market. An added bonus is that many of these products are vegan. As consumers become more informed and want transparency, manufactures are delivering on these requests. If you aren’t sure which options are good choices for you, look no further than Beauty Brite.

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Travel & Gourmet

The Best Latin American Restaurants in Paris: A culinary Journey through Flavors

Paris, the city of lights and gastronomy, is a melting pot of culinary traditions from around the world. Among its offerings, Latin American cuisine shines brightly, blending vibrant flavors, bold spices, and traditional techniques with contemporary flair. Whether you're craving Peruvian ceviche, Argentinean empanadas, Mexican moles, or Brazilian tropical delights, Paris has you covered. Here are some of the best Latin American restaurants in Paris you must try:

Fashion

Cristina Nitopi: Returning to the Essence of Fashion with Her Latest Collection

For Cristina Nitopi, fashion is not about chasing trends or fast fixes—it’s about creating art. With her latest collection, Cristina has returned to the foundation of her craft, embracing the purity of design and the everyday inspirations that drive her. Shapes, colors, textures, and the subtle beauty of life’s details are what fuel her creativity. Her work is a celebration of craftsmanship and timeless elegance, a reminder that great fashion doesn’t just follow the moment—it defines it.

Fashion

Renée Elizabeth Blythewood: Shining Bright at The Fashion Awards

In the glittering world of international fashion, few figures encapsulate the harmonious blend of elegance and purpose like Renée Elizabeth Blythewood. This year, her presence at The Fashion Awards—held in the storied grandeur of London’s Royal Albert Hall—marked yet another high point in her journey as a global style icon and philanthropist.

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Fashion

Mazaraki: The History Of The Jewelry Brand

Anna Maria Mazaraki's inaugural jewellery collection debuted in 1995. Since then, the brand has flourished, evolving into one of Greece's premier jewellery companies.

Fashion

Editorial: Pink Or Die

This editorial is not just a celebration of pink as a color but a declaration of individuality, daring you to embrace every hue of your identity.

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Beauty

Is Angeline Perfume the Next Big Name in Luxury Fragrances?

Luxury fragrances have always been more than just pleasant scents. They are a form of art, a way to express identity, and a tool to evoke memories. The finest luxury perfumes are crafted with precision, using rare ingredients, and designed to unfold over time, revealing layers of complexity.

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Turkish Delight in Cosmetic Surgery: Dr. Safa Manav Clinic Redefines Beauty Standards

Dr. Safa Manav Clinic advances cosmetic surgery with innovative techniques and personalized care. Located in Istanbul, it attracts global clients by redefining beauty standards and ensuring excellence in patient experience, making it a premier destination for cosmetic procedures.

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Clean Skincare Luxury with a Conscience: Alternative Therapies Enters the U.S. Market

When Amalia Pavlidou founded Alternative Therapies, she planned to establish more than just a skincare brand—she aimed to create a movement. “I wanted to redefine luxury,” Amalia Pavlidou says, “as something that feels indulgent and rooted in care, sustainability, and responsibility.”