Op-Ed

This new celebrity body standard is particularly dangerous for women over 50.

Imagine if we could be this positive about what an actual old person looks like.

The cat eye has become shorthand for unapologetic female ambition (at least the millennial variety).

Then she hired the former brand’s founder.

The Allure staffers are divided.

This is what you're actually seeing. Can we now move on from this woman's plastic surgery?

This is what it actually takes for a 55-year-old to look snatched—and why Hollywood beauty standards need a major reality check.

Aren’t you bored?

Let's talk about why.

Your “self-care” doesn’t require multiple body scrubs and 50 gallons of water.

In this exclusive op-ed, Good Light co-founder David Yi opens up about his decision to shutter his beauty brand.

But I guess we’re not doing that anymore?

Women’s real human faces are showing up on screen more often. I’d like to officially declare the dawn of a new era.

The 30-year-old system that classifies hair texture with letters and numbers overlooks science and enforces racial biases.

It now seems to run from 35 to the year before you die. At 74, I’m okay with that.

A lot of people my age are just starting to consider Botox and filler, but I've already had my fair share.

At some point, we all became the toxic tabloid culture we’ve sworn we’d never go back to.

There’s no ‘Substance’ irony to see here.

But I’m glad we’re talking about it.

Renée Zellweger has returned to her famous franchise with her singular, charming beauty intact.