The aesthetic has dominated our lives — and feeds — for the past four years. But what lies beyond it?

Decades-long discrimination and prejudice still linger in the beauty aisle, starting with foundation.

U.K. football, that is.

Wealth is inextricably linked to luxury objects, now easier to dupe than ever before. But what does that mean for how women convey status?

The answer is complicated.

How dupes — and quests for virality — overloaded the beauty industry.

Should we stick to separating the two — or should we have always been joining them at the hip?

Rocha’s work inspires a new question: are past moments in time all that we — designers and audiences alike — can be inspired by?