Hari’s Hair Salon on the Kings Road announces the launch of its very own Sophy Robson Nail salon.

Dolce & Gabbana launches its brand-new Animalier bronzer inspired by the SS11 animal print fashion collection.

Dolce & Gabbana releases a teaser video ahead of the official launch of its Animalier make-up launch on Thursday.

Preview Daniel Sannwald’s book entitled ‘Pluto & Charon’, featuring an overview of his key work from the last five years.

Liv Tyler fronts the campaign for Givenchy’s brand-new ‘Démesure Audacious Lashes’ mascara, shot by Willy Vanderperre.

M.A.C Cosmetics launches Ibiza pop-up store, open throughout the summer, offering foundations to suit every skintone and an array of bright colours for cheeks, eyes and lips.

British menswear label Cottweiler presents its AW11 collection which takes inspiration from the prison dress codes.

Designer Jason Wu collaborates with Creative Nail Design to launch capsule collection of nail colours.

Make-up Artist’s Charlotte Tilbury, Gucci Westman and James Kaliardos go ‘back to matte’ for London Fashion Week AW11.

We catch-up with Global Artistic Director of Revlon Gucci Westman fresh from creating the hazy purple eye and red-lipped look at this season’s Temperley show at LFW.

Stefano Moro’s advertising clients include Dolce&Gabbana, MaxMara, Gianfranco Ferre and Valentino amongst others.

This season it’s about taking a new, under-the-radar approach to our complexions with a trend that we’re calling “Skin Subtlety”.

Dóra utilises a palette of psychedelic colours set upon a canvas of black to create a collection of flowing dresses inspired by draped silhouettes of cloaks and tunics, and Roman armoury.

The lab is manned by Matthew Malin and Andrew Goetz who are on hand to answer your questions and offer advice on all your skincare needs.

Malcolm Edwards has armed himself with a manbag full of techni.art Playball Texture Tonic to take us through the top looks for SS11.

The new Blowdry Bar in London’s Square Mile brings on-the-go ‘dos to East London fashion and City types with a menu of Hershesons’ classic and new hair styles.

Leopard print takes a masculine approach with silk shirts, ultra-slim trousers and trench coats whilst references to the Brit punk era is made through Katie’s use of tartan.

“We survive but we do not live. We are but animal dis-attached from instinct. Our faces and hands stained with greed. See with your heart not with your eyes.”

If Greek mythology featured a goddess of make-up to wield a Kabuki brush instead of a harp, then Linda Cantello would have been the person to do it.

Specialising in colour and responsible for styling looks that have graced major catwalk shows and high-end fashion editorials; Bleach and WAH team up to create the ultimate beauty retreat for London’s trend-setters.

The collection challenges how garments can be differently constructed and how ‘wrong’ details and tailoring methods can be made to seem right.

Inspired by Ford’s now cult fragrance, Black Orchid, the collection contains a pressed perfume, plus a lip and nail colour of the most deliciously dark berry shade.

The trick to creating the hyper-hydrated skin is skipping the foundation brush but ensuring you always prep the skin with a smoothing primer first.

Nude female prints shot by Kristin Vicari feature prominently alongside Gemma’s trademark leatherwork, flowing organza and silk, fragile lingerie and light-knit jersey.

The concept store gives the brand the opportunity to showcase its collection of over 700 professional-quality colour products as well as housing the exclusive ‘Illamasqua School of Make-up Art’.

Think 600 square feet of make-up heaven, with walls lined with the brand’s limited edition calendar images and rows upon rows of every product you’ll need to see you through the new season.

Muted tartans take a nod to the rebellious clans at The Battle of Culloden and subsequent ban on highland dress with punk defiance paired against traditional Fair Isle knits.

With so many new make-up products launching on a daily basis, it’s easy to get carried away by a current lipstick crush, the latest thing in eyeshadow or the new holygrail in concealer – and forgot the bigger picture.

For Spring/Summer 2011 IL SISTEMA DEGLI OGGETTI is digging into the world’s roots and the cradle of civilisation, between Africa and Palaeolithic, primitivism and the tribal universe.

A try-on, temporary fringe that’s low on the commitment factor and allows you to test-drive the style without risk. There is then only one way to describe Hershesons new Winge: genius.

The industry’s top tanning experts, James Read and Nichola Joss are in agreement that the darker, matte tan (without the merest hint of WAG orange) will rule this summer.

Ever since news broke last year that Pecheux was to join Lauder as Creative Make-Up Director, the industry has been abuzz with what this first collection would bring.