Unbeknownst to most of us over here, Madonna launched a luxury skin-care line three years ago in Japan. Now it's finally coming here, and number one on my list is MDNA Skin Chrome Clay Mask, $120, a purifying mask based on Montecatini clay and magnets. (She recommends removing the mask with a device called the Magnetic Flow, $180, which is sold separately.) The whole thing is luxe, fabulous, and maybe even a little bit kooky -- kind of like our favorite Material Girl.
From the killer highlighters to the single lip gloss, everything in Rihanna's new line is nothing short of cool. But the standout product I can't get enough of is the Fenty Beauty Pro Filt'r Soft Matte Longwear Foundation, $34. The formula -- matte, medium-coverage -- is great, but it's that shade range that really caught my eye. It's quite possibly the most inclusive line of foundations I've ever seen with a full 40 shades ranging from the palest porcelain to the deepest cocoa and everything in between. (Check out more Fenty favorites here.)
I'm constantly drooling over Edie Parker clutches on the red carpet. If you haven't seen them, they are gorgeous, vintage-style Lucite clutches done in beautiful finishes like pearlized colors, glitter confetti, and more. Now Lauren B has captured those clutches into limited edition nail polishes and they are just as awesome as the purses. In this Edie Parker x Lauren B Beauty Collection, $100, you'll get five polishes, plus a set of nail polish remover pads. Our favorite shades: the bling-y Bright Lights, which combines silver and gold sparkles, and The Great White Way, a pretty, pearly nude.
