Welcome back to Beauty Marks: A weekly instalment of Vogue’s favorite moments in celebrity beauty and the glam of the fashion and pop culture spheres. Every week, there’s a selection of reality-defying nail art, glam to the extreme, experiments in hair, and red carpet reveals. It’s as much about celebrity beauty as it is about their glam teams and the creators making the trends that you’ll be desperate to pin to your Pinterest board.
This week, British singer Rachel Chinouriri continues a glorious run supporting Sabrina Carpenter on her Short n’ Sweet tour, leaning into the colorful and vibrant subcultures of the early ’00s and pairing fun makeup and hair looks with it, while glam team Linus Johansson and Aimee Twist on hair and makeup respectively gave model Ruby Flynn a high fashion-inflected Y2K makeover.
It was also another great week for team bob. Ayo Edebiri touched down in Las Vegas for Cinemacon, promoting her latest film After the Hunt in a sleek Prada look with a glossy bob to match. At the Magda Butrym x H&M collaboration party, everyone brought their florals and flippy bobs. Nara Smith slicked hers down in a flapper-esque style, and Iris Law rocked her platinum blonde pixie. Team bob really deserves its flowers.
Severance’s Britt Lower continues her run as a fashion darling, with a new set of what we’re calling Jane Austen bangs—the neoclassical look suits her. XG’s Chisa, meanwhile, had a lot of fun with some Lady Gaga golden-era glam, with a bow-topped wig. Nails were also stellar this week—Jennie once again showed off an intricately detailed new set, while Lola Rudelou painted an (extra) dirty chai latte manicure.
Scroll through the week’s best of celebrity beauty and pop culture’s glam below, and head to the app to vote for your favorite.
