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Hype Malaysia
06-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
Fenty Beauty, Ralph Lauren, Aesop & More: New Beauty Drops Serving Slayage To Level Up Your Glow!
Fresh beauty drops are here, and they're bringing all the glow, gloss, and good vibes. From juicy lip treats to skin-loving formulas and bold new scents, these launches deserve a spot in your routine. Fenty Beauty & Fenty Skin Fenty Beauty and Fenty Skin are serving up a limited-edition lineup bursting with juicy flavours and icy vibes. The Gloss Bomb Ice Fruitz Collection features four refreshing scents: Berry Jelly, Melon Chillz, Cucum'Brr and Ice'd Pineapple, all in a crystal-clear, shimmer-free gloss with a cooling peppermint kick. Also joining the lineup are the Fenty Treatz Hydrating Lip Oils in Passion Fruit and Coconut, and the fan-favourite Butta Drop Whipped Oil Body Cream in Guava Getaway and Citrus Sorbet. Packed with nourishing ingredients like shea butter, rosehip oil, and Barbados cherry, these treats keep lips soft and skin glowing. The Fresh N' Icy Fruitz Collection is available for a limited time at and in stores, so you might wanna grab your fruity fix before it melts away. Sol de Janeiro Say hello to skin that feels as good as it smells. Sol de Janeiro's new Body Badalada Lotion blends seven molecular weights of hyaluronic acid to hydrate every layer, plus Brazilian nut oil rich in vitamin E and omegas. A splash of glycolic acid from sugarcane helps boost surface hydration, giving your skin that smooth, lit-from-within glow. Topped with the brand's iconic Cheirosa 62 scent, which blends pistachio and salted caramel, this lotion is a sensorial treat that's just as indulgent as its signature fragrance. The Body Badalada Lotion retails for RM159 and is available exclusively at Sephora stores and online. OUAI The OUAI Thickening Spray is your new go-to for fuller, healthier-looking hair without the crunch or stickiness. This lightweight, multi-tasking formula boosts volume from root to tip, thanks to amaranth peptide that thickens each strand, amino acids that repair and strengthen, and volume polymers that deliver lasting lift. With built-in heat protection up to 450°C, it works beautifully whether you air-dry or blow-dry your hair. The OUAI Thickening Spray retails for RM155 and is available now exclusively at Sephora Malaysia, both online and in-store. Innisfree Innisfree's BOTTLE RE:PLAY Campaign is back with a meaningful eco-collab featuring South Korean print artist Makitoy. Giving the iconic Green Tea Seed Hyaluronic line a sustainable makeover, the limited-edition packaging includes 25% recycled glass collected from Innisfree's own recycling efforts. The Green Tea Seed Hyaluronic Serum and Cream deeply hydrate, lock in moisture, and strengthen the skin barrier, all while looking stylish on your vanity and staying kind to the planet. The serum is priced at RM137 (130ml), while the cream retails for RM110 (50ml). Both are now available at Innisfree stores and online. Ralph Lauren Polo 67 by Ralph Lauren Fragrances is a bold new scent designed for those who live with purpose and lead with passion. Inspired by the drive and determination of modern sportsmen, this fragrance blends heritage and ambition into one powerful bottle. Fronted by football icon Son Heung-Min, Polo 67 celebrates resilience, focus, and the mindset of champions who shape their own future both on and off the field. Polo 67 by Ralph Lauren Fragrances is now available at major fragrance retailers and counters nationwide. Aesop Aesop introduces the Lucent Facial Refiner, a gel-cream exfoliating mask that gently smooths and evens out skin texture using BHA and PHA. It's infused with vitamins and essential oils to replenish hydration and restore glow, making it especially ideal for dry or dull skin. Pair it with the Lucent Facial Concentrate for even brighter, more luminous skin over time. Lucent Facial Refiner is now available at Aesop signature stores, department store counters, and online.
Refinery29
19-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Refinery29
Brooklyn's Juneteenth Celebration Overflowed With Black Joy & Community
A rainy Sunday in Brooklyn's Fort Greene Park looked like a scene from an early 2000s Black film. Hundreds danced and sang along to Carl Thomas' 'Summer Rain' under delicate showers, seemingly without a care in the world. It felt like community, freedom and joy. This was a scene from The Lay Out 's 2025 Juneteenth celebration. Despite the gloomy weather, thousands of attendees gathered to enjoy the sixth annual event, which included Black-owned vendors, tennis clinics, double dutching, giveaways from Fenty Skin and the Brooklyn Nets. There was also a special appearance by the Liberty mascot and turn-up queen herself, Ellie the Elephant. 'I've been coming to The Lay Out since 2020 when there were like 40 or 50 of us,' said Tulani Foy, 37. 'It was during the pandemic, but it was a way for all of us to be among each other, and I think the spirit of that is still the same. It's raining, we're still out here, and I just appreciate that we're all in our most expressive way here. It's a powerful event to come back to.' Though Juneteenth became an official federal holiday in 2021, it was first celebrated in Galveston, Texas, in 1865—when the last enslaved Black people learned they were free. The news was delivered by Gen. Gordon Granger and his troops, who spread the word until all Black people knew about the Emancipation Proclamation, which President Abraham Lincoln had signed about two and a half years earlier. Today, Juneteenth, celebrated annually on June 19, has grown far beyond Texas, becoming a national symbol of freedom, reflection and celebration. The Lay Out founder, Emily Anadu, honors the holiday by throwing a free celebration for Black New Yorkers. The event has attracted thousands of attendees since it first began. But Anadu wants you to know: this isn't just a party in the park. Their mission is bigger than that. 'It's about creating an intergenerational space for Black joy,' Anadu said during a Zoom interview. 'We are about centering Black joy at the intersection of Black expression, our right to be, our right to do, to double dutch, braid hair. Like we can be proud about who we are and what we do and the cooperative economics of it.' Anadu officially founded The Lay Out in June 2020 amid the pandemic and the collective mourning and outrage over the police killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and others. In the midst of protests, citywide curfews and rising anxieties, Anadu — who would often stay behind to clean up after protests — wanted to bring a sense of community back to her neighborhood. Along with co-founders Manushka Magloire, Cyrus Aaron, Briyonah Mcclain and Michael Oloyede, Anadu did just that. Attended by creatives, engineers, doctors, nurses, businesspeople, children, babies, and everybody in between, their Juneteenth event has become a homecoming and annual sanctuary—a place where people can reconnect and feel at ease. Whether folks choose to be by the DJ booth dancing, on the grass playing games or chilling along the perimeter of the park, just enjoying the day, it's become a space for Black people to just be. Acclaimed artist Derrick Adams told Anadu the event feels like his 'paintings in motion' because, like his work, The Lay Out reflects 'the Black body at rest and the Black body at joy.' Six years later, though the mission to cultivate Black joy is still the same, there's another urgent priority for Anadu: to sustain. 'Now my mission is about holding on to what it is, as much is about what happens in the moment,' Anadu said. 'I spend a lot of time now just trying to hold on and the delicate balance of welcoming new people in, but also letting people understand, like, we kind of got a thing going here.' A very real anxiety exists for Black New Yorkers right now as community staples disappeared left and right in recent years, including Bed-Vyne Brew, Lovers Rock and Ode to Babel. Gentrification and rising property costs have made it hard for businesses that center on Black communities to survive. Not to mention, beyond economics, increasing restrictions on public social gatherings, overbearing police presence at community events and social media virality culture have made it harder for free, Black-run events to gain traction in Brooklyn. Anadu felt those anxieties and pressures in the days leading up to Sunday. She notes that, contrary to what people may see with the brand collaborations and production, she doesn't make much off of the events. The former marketing director says it takes tens of thousands of dollars to pull off an event like this, and much of the budget goes towards cleanup. 'Coming out of the pandemic, when a lot of things died, to be here, celebrating this for the sixth time, it takes a lot,' she said. 'It takes honoring the community and making sure that The Lay Out is about our right to gather and to take up space. One woman described in one of our recap videos black people doing black things without judgment, without our bodies being policed, without any of that. And that hasn't happened by accident.' The Lay Out is a reminder that building community doesn't just happen. It takes care, consistency and intention. It takes people willing to listen, give back, and take care of each other, including the spaces we occupy. Because of the work organizers have put in, The Lay Out has been able to host programming that feeds those in need, brings visibility to Black-owned businesses, and makes Black presence visible in spaces where we're often left out. They've even sparked a few love stories and helped two couples get engaged. Anadu said she has no intention of stopping anytime soon. 'I want people to feel entitled to joy,' she declared.'It is our inalienable right to happiness with the pursuit of happiness, the pursuit of joy. And I truly believe that for us. I wouldn't put what I put into it — time, space, emotional, physical — if I didn't truly believe in our right to the pursuit of joy. I just want all of us to be supportive of that.'
IOL News
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- IOL News
Big beauty energy, the Fenty way: newest beauty squad has arrived!
Celebrating diversity, creativity, and authentic storytelling through eight dynamic beauty voices and content creators Fenty Beauty in South Africa is turning up the heat with the launch of the regional Influencer Squad in South Africa– eight bold, diverse beauty voices and content creators chosen to amplify the brand's core message: Beauty for All. Representing the rich cultural tapestry of South Africa, the selection of this powerhouse squad reinforces the brand's ongoing narrative that reflects beauty in all its forms. More than just influencers, each creator brings a distinctive perspective, personality and approach to beauty that makes this squad a true reflection of authenticity and self-expression. Together, they will spotlight many ways beauty shows up –relatable ever-evolving and rooted in individuality. The squad features well-known fashion, beauty and lifestyle influencers such as Mihlali Ndamase (Beauty Influencer and Entrepreneur), Thameenah Saint (Content Creator & Creative Director), Nkuley Masemola (Influencer & DJ), whose distinct content and digital presence make them perfect for the Fenty Squad. From bold editorial looks to everyday beauty tips and high energy lifestyle content, each squad member adds their own twist to how they interpret beauty. The Fenty Influencer Squad features: Mihlali Ndamase – Beauty Influencer and Entrepreneur Thameenah Saint – Content Creator & Creative Director Nkuley Masemola – Influencer & DJ Lisa Madibe – Creative Content Creator & Entrepreneur Andile Hazel – Makeup Artist & Influencer Risana Risaba -Beauty & Lifestyle Influencer Chelsea Sloan – DJ & Professional Dancer Jemma Burnard – Luxury Lifestyle Influencer These eight creators bring creativity and a deep understanding of what resonates with their audiences. They are trendsetters and storytellers who know how to spark conversation, fuel confidence and make beauty personal, and powerful. With a strong focus on our Fenty Beauty and Fenty Skin categories, from foundations and complexion products to glosses and skincare – these creators will turn our brand content into locally relevant beauty moments. Through tutorials, tips and trend-driven looks, they'll show how the brand fits seamlessly into their everyday lives – blending beauty and lifestyle content with a dose of edutainment that keeps it fresh and relatable. As we continue to grow across Africa, our focus remains building meaningful connections – with our products, our people and with the stories that make each market unique. Shop your Fenty must-haves in-store and online now available at ARC: Fenty Beauty Luxury Makeup Online | ARC Store SA
Black America Web
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Black America Web
Rihanna's Fenty Beauty Teams Up With The New York Liberty – Because Mommy Moguls Stay In Their Bag
Black America Web Featured Video CLOSE Source: NDZ/Star Max / Gettyw Rihanna is back in her bag, and this time, it's courtside. The beauty mogul and multi-hyphenate superstar just announced that Fenty Beauty and Fenty Skin are now the official beauty sponsors of the WNBA's reigning champs, the New York Liberty. The new partnership is giving glow, game, and greatness – and we are here for it all. This will be Fenty's first-ever whole team collab in the WNBA. The collab is also another example of how Rihanna continues to champion power, play, and presence for women—on and off the court. Keep scrolling for details. The collab represents a full-circle moment between the beauty empire and one of the hottest teams in women's sports. Let's not forget – Fenty was born in NYC. So this collab isn't just smart branding its a move rooted in legacy and local love. As WNBA viewership climbs and women's sports gain their long-overdue shine, Fenty x NY Liberty shows us that Black women aren't just participating in the culture—we are the culture. The Liberty will rock Fenty logos on their warm-up jackets and shooting shirts throughout the season. At the same time, WNBA fans can enjoy in-arena beauty activations and custom product drops. And yes, even Ellie the Elephant has a role! The Liberty's lovable mascot is getting the Fenty treatment. Rihanna summed it up perfectly in a media statement: 'The women of the New York Liberty exemplify such beauty, power, and strength, so to have Fenty Beauty and Fenty Skin become a part of their journey this season is incredible.' That same strength makes Rihanna a beacon for Black women everywhere, showing that motherhood, mogulhood, and major moves can coexist. And she's far from alone. This Mother's Day, we're shouting our Rihanna and several other celebrity moms who inspire us. Give these Black women their flowers for not only killing their career and business games but for balancing it all looking effortless at the same time. Here are a few more mommy moguls we love.
Yahoo
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Fenty Gets In The Game: Rihanna's Beauty Empire Joins Forces With The New York Liberty
Rihanna's Fenty Beauty and Fenty Skin have taken their WNBA partnership to the next level, inking a new deal with the reigning champions, the New York Liberty, to become the team's official makeup and beauty sponsor—an announcement made on May 7. According to Allure, whom Rihanna gave an exclusive interview to after the partnership was announced, the deal marks Fenty's first foray into business with the WNBA, and will entail the inclusion of Fenty logos on the team's pregame warm-up jackets and shooting sleeves as well as some in-arena activations and product discovery moments. Advertisement 'I've always said that makeup is there to have fun with, to express yourself with. It should be reflective of a vibe, of a moment, of a personality—whatever you want it to be. I'm excited to see how these incredible women of the New York Liberty put their game faces on and am proud to have Fenty Beauty and Fenty Skin be a part of their story this season,' Rihanna told Allure in an interview. The Liberty also feature arguably the best mascot in all of sports, and the WNBA's most recognizable and marketable one, Ellie the Elephant, and the Black-woman coded pachyderm will be a big part of the in-arena activations and other promotions that will highlight the collaboration between the team and Rihanna's Fenty Beauty and Skin lines. As Shana Stevenson, the Liberty's chief brand officer told Fast Company about the mascot, Ellie represents the Liberty's location in Brooklyn and the borough's energy on a level that few other mascots do. Advertisement 'The person that we know as Ellie today auditioned during that open audition, and just blew us away with their talent and with their interpretation of Ellie,' Stephenson recalled to the outlet. 'It was so different, so fresh, so raw. And we were like, 'This is our person.' And it also felt very New York, very Brooklyn in a way that we hadn't seen before.' Keia Clarke, the CEO of the New York Liberty, expressed the team's excitement at the sponsorship with Rihanna's beauty brands, Clarke believes that Fenty and the team share values like championing women and celebrating individuality. 'The New York Liberty are thrilled to team up with Fenty Beauty—a trailblazing brand that shares our values of championing women and celebrating individuality, authenticity and confidence. Aligning with like-minded brands allows us to deliver meaningful connections and experiences that truly resonate with our fan base. Together, we will embrace empowerment, boldness, and a commitment to creativity,' Clarke said in a statement. On the heels of the Met Gala, which some Liberty players like Jonquel Jones, Breanna Stewart, and Sabrina Ionescu attended in addition to Rihanna herself, Rihanna alluded to her belief that New York is perfectly embodied by the Liberty squad in a press release. Advertisement 'There is no energy and spirit like New York City's,' Rihanna said in a statement. 'The women of the New York Liberty exemplify such beauty, power, and strength, so to have Fenty Beauty and Fenty Skin become a part of their journey this season is incredible. We're excited to partner with them to get their game faces on.' RELATED CONTENT: Let Her Cook: GloRilla Is Now Ambassador For All Of Rihanna's Fenty Brands
