To beauty buffs and die-hard makeup aficionados, Anastasia needs no introduction. Her "Anastasia Beverly Hills" salons and products revolutionized the cosmetics industry by creating a then-unheard-of niche devoted to something most never gave a second thought to–eyebrows. Brows are now a multimillion-dollar category in the
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We've compiled this collection of the latest offerings at local shops to inspire you to sparkle up your wardrobe or warm your home. You might even find some gift ideas for loved ones on your list.
The Courier's Lisa Bloch sat down with Nicolas Bijan, son of the legendary designer Bijan, to talk fatherhood, new business ventures, and what life is like as the sartorial heir apparent.
Summer is a time for rebirth and renewal. Maybe you've been thinking of sprucing up your outdoor spaces now that you can entertain again.
Excitement is growing for the summer season of events in Beverly Hills, beginning with the Concours d'Elegance on Father's Day. July will bring another highlight to Rodeo Drive, with the debut of the Louis Vuitton "200 Trunks 200 Visionaries" traveling exhibition.
The school's video production, audio production, culinary, and fashion design classes joined together for an event featuring catered spreads, original music performed by live musicians, and a vibrant array of runway-ready outfits inspired by the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo.
New York based fashion designer Lily Clempson and Rayni Williams, co-founder of The Beverly Hills Estates, hosted a pop-up shopping event at Williams' Beverly Hills home on March 7.
Just in time for the holidays, sisters Erin and Sara Foster opened the first brick-and-mortar store for their women's clothing brand, Favorite Daughter, in Beverly Hills.
Reminiscent of a Louis Vuitton workshop, one stage features a selection of the Maison's trunks in a variety of colors, shapes and sizes, exotic leather goods, and made-to-order collectibles from the brand's games and home collection.
"I feel like fashion shows are made to see in person, because you have to look at the clothes, you have to send a message through how you present your collection," Hernandez told the Courier.