Mock is known for a lot of things. Sure, he’s the breakout star (and crush) from the Gossip Girl reboot with a pink buzz-cut that’s hard to miss (he dyes it every two weeks). But the Hawaii-born rising star is so much more. Mack has established a name for himself in the skateboard and surf world, travelled the globe with Travis Scott as his Astroworld tour photographer and stepped in front of the camera modelling for Calvin Klein and Ugg, plus he’s walked in the Spring 2020 Men’s Louis Vuitton show. His range is real.
When it comes to nails, Mock enjoys painting his own or getting a polish from his roommate, photographer Gray Sorrenti—the daughter of fashion photographer Mario Sorrenti. “Recently, I have been going to places to get them cleaned up a little bit, which is cool,” he shares.
Mock’s current lineup for some much-needed hydration includes Pharrell’s trio of clean, vegan products, Humanrace. “Exfoliating and moisturizing is my main thing so it’s cool to have these three different stages of your process,” he says.
Colley is a Dermalogica devotee #NotSponsered, he swears. “I use the pre-cleanser oil and special cleansing gel, which takes all the dirt and debris off my face.
“I came across this active serum and it literally cleared all of my breakouts, in a matter of hours, almost like within a day. I’ve fallen in love with iS Cclinical. Over the past few months, especially during quarantine, it’s been a super stressful and anxiety-driven era and it can definitely show up on your skin.”
“I’m finding myself getting more into lip oil. A friend of mine just released this lip oil line and my lips seem to love it. It penetrates deep and keeps my lips hydrated.”
“Nails are just another outlet to express ourselves and to be creative — like a canvas. If I want some fun designs, I’ll definitely hit Tips Nail Bar and book an appointment. Every nail artist is super talented and I just let everybody do their own thing, which is awesome because I love being spontaneous and going with the flow.”
If you’ve been loitering around TikTok, then you’re familiar with the palpable thirst that is LoveLeo – a.k.a. Leo Reilly. The Los Angeles-born digital creator and musician – and son of actor John C. Reilly – occupies the heart-throb portion of Gen Z’s digital Venn diagram with over a million followers and fans like Addison Rae and the D’Amelio sisters lip-syncing his boppable tunes. But most of Reilly’s elusive charm exists through his infinite personas and characters, customizing everything from bite-sized videos to clothes and beauty. One day he’s flexing technicoloured petals glued to his face and the next, he’s showcasing a minimalist look that screams: I’m young, I’m flushed and I know my light.
“I do my nails myself. I just paint them and if I mess up and get some on my skin, then I just keep going and scrape it off later. Every now and then I’ll take a break from the polish and keep them natural for a while.”
“I rinse with water, wash with a gel cleanser, spray a little bit of toner then apply moisturizer to any dry sections of my skin. All together it takes about five minutes.”
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This article was originally published in March 2024 and has been updated. There may be a famine of beauty in the world, but Fall 2024 fashion month kept us well-fed. From February to March, the world’s major style capitals served no shortage of sartorial splendour and polarizing cultural antics. The Row went viral for banning the use of phones at its hyper-exclusive show. Coperni debuted a bag made of 99 per cent air . There was even a Kate Moss doppelgänger gallivanting about! But through it all, the lasting excitement came from the looks on the runway — which will set the tone for fall winter 2024 fashion trends. Designers continued to showcase their preference for peplum , sheer and elevated athleisure while bringing fresh pairings into the mix. Meanwhile, cold-weather staples like hats and coats took on different roles with luxe textures and unconventional shapes. From controversial new high-fashion codes to more-is-more accessorizing themes, we’re breaking down the bigg...
Seven Days to Forever , the new digital micro-platform devised by Montreal-based retailer Ssense and Jerry Lorenzo–founder of the streetwear brand Fear of God –has gone live with a week’s worth of exclusive content and product launch programming including re-releases of the sunglasses collection from Fear of God and Barton Perriera, and its collaboration with iconic suiting house Ermenegildo Zegna. You’ll also find the drop of Ssense’s Essentials Dark Navy collection coming in hot on Saturday, November 21st as well as an opportunity to pre-shop its Essential Tennis Sneakers on the 23rd. “We are honoured to be partnering with Ssense on this project,” Lorenzo said in a statement. “[They have] supported Fear of God since the inception of our brand’s launch. We’ve had a long-standing relationship, as well as a lot of mutual love and respect for each other’s business and craft. They are the perfect partner to build our legacy with.” In addition to scooping up covetable collections, vis...
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