Beauty Marks: The Most Audacious and Stunning Celebrity Beauty Moments of This Week
Thank you for returning to Beauty Marks, your backstage ticket to the finest in celebrity glam and the talented designers creating the looks that inspire us to stop, take screenshots, and store in our "Inspiration" files for later use. There is a lot of information on who looked good on the red carpet, but this is not it. It honors the innovators in the fields of cosmetics, hairstyling, and nail design who are subtly influencing culture one daring decision and creative brushstroke at a time.
This week, glowing skin and daring reinventions replaced the post-Coachella haze. This week was filled with fun nostalgia, reinvention, and incredibly personal style statements, from platinum pixies to glowing complexions.
The Afterglow of Victoria Monét's Festival
Victoria Monét gave the term "dewy goddess" a whole new meaning while still glistening in the Coachella glow. She had glowing cheeks and golden skin that exuded confidence and hydration. I drink water and take care of myself, but I also headline stages, the look hinted. The result? ethereal but anchored. Glamour that lasts long after the song has ended, as if it were bathing in the desert sun.
The Two-Tone Tour Finale by GloRilla
GloRilla's tour concluded with a striking hairstyle that felt maximalist and purposeful: floor-grazing two-tone curls that had us wondering why we ever resorted to monochromatic. She had the type of texture-and-tone play where her curls danced between warm brunette and caramel blonde, saying, "Yes, I woke up like this—on purpose," "I am versatile, and I am fierce."
The Auburn Pixie by Anok Yai: Strength in Accuracy
Model Anok Yai entered a new stage of self-expression with an auburn pixie that exudes confidence and sophistication, following her dramatic buzzcut at Saint Laurent last month. The color is rich—like cinnamon in candlelight—the cut is crisp, and the atmosphere is carefree but attentive to everything.
The slick side-part sophistication of Daisy Edgar-Jones
Daisy Edgar-Jones demonstrated to us through her promotion of On Swift Horses that the side industry is not only surviving but flourishing. Her sleek, slightly vintage waves were structured, purposeful, and self-assured, like they belonged in the closet of a chic architect from the 1980s.
Rossellini's Isabella: Grace in Grey
Evidence of beauty's evolution rather than its permanence. Isabella Rossellini's acceptance of her natural grays is a declaration of independence rather than a fad. She radiates elegance, artistry, and a sort of ageless rebellion while boldly wearing her silver strands on the set of The Bitter End.
The Y2K Platinum Pixie by Delilah Belle
Delilah Belle rocked a jagged platinum pixie that felt like a mix of rebellious pop princess and underground club girl, thoroughly embracing the frosty look of the early 2000s. The look almost begs you to question her position in the cultural discourse with its cold tones and uneven lines.
The Return of Indira Varma to Hollywood
With her sepia-toned makeup pallet and sculpted waves, Indira Varma took us back to the golden age of cinema at the Olivier Awards.
A reminder that glamor simply refreshes its passport and never goes out of style.
The Glow-Up of Sarah Catherine Hook's Gossip Girl
Hook's bouncy, Gossip Girl-worthy waves at Ralph Lauren gave her face a delicate halo and made prep-school polish come to life. It served as a reminder that refined, timeless beauty may still have a certain allure, particularly when combined with shrewd tailoring and a dash of mischievousness.
Art in Motion: From Sculpture to Mathematics
The designers of this week's ensembles were equally as captivating as the celebrities who wore them.
With his precise, deliberate, and slightly rebellious use of eyeliner, David Razzano transformed it into geometry.
Adiam Habtezion blurred the distinction between fine art and fashion by creating wearable hair sculptures that resembled glass.
With a royal purple eye behind a shimmering line of crystalline blue, a garnet cheek flush, and a glossy red lip, Terry Barber went full 80s club queen territory—new wave nostalgia at its finest.
Conclusion: A Week of Play and Self-Expression
The stories behind the trends were just as important this week in beauty as the trends themselves. We saw eyeliner that drew equations, hairstyles that talked about change, and cosmetics that carved out the future while dancing with the past.
See this week's most notable beauty moments by scrolling through the photos below. Do not forget to visit the app and cast your vote for your favorite. Because beauty is fundamentally intended to be shared.
