For those who choose to leave the house, New Year's Eve, is often a time to don your sparkliest apparel. And for the fashion set marking the start of 2023, that meant Retrofête. The brand was seen on Shay Mitchell, Alessandra Ambrosio and Cardi B, among many others.

For Wende Zomnir, founder of Urban Decay and now Caliray, wellness has always been a part of the equation — both in life and in business.

Spurred on by influencers, doctors' own social media presence, and simply consumer desire for trustworthy information and products, doctor-founded brands are seeing steady growth.

About six years ago, high-profile NYC plastic surgeon Dr. David Shafer was administering filler to a female patient. As her boyfriend looked on, he asked the doctor a question: "Can I have that injection in my penis?"

Rather than focus on traditional beauty influencers, the brand has tapped six dermatologists to not only create TikTok and Instagram content around the new product, but also answer followers' questions around retinol and help demystify the ingredient.

Shortly after its November 23 premiere, Netflix's "Wednesday" had become a cultural phenomenon.

In 2022, TikTokers with and without large followings proved they could impact the sales of beauty products in remarkable ways, driving products new and old to sell out overnight, and racking up substantial waitlist numbers for brands.

It was a busy as ever year for the beauty and wellness industry, and these five moments defined its evolution. They include Glossier's wholesale expansion and Kim Kardashian's launch of SKKN by Kim. Find out why they mattered.

I don't know if it's factually correct that the face makes up just 10% of our skin, but I've often heard body care referred to as "taking care of the other 90%." The category has been steadily growing for the past couple years and is set to explode in 2023.