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It’s a new year and a new decade, which means there’s plenty of new love in their air.
Celebrity relationships seem to move at the speed of light; one minute they’re in, and the next minute they’re out. But, sometimes, love really can win—even in Hollywood. So to help you keep track of all the new love and impending weddings of A-listers, we’ve gathered a list of all the celebrity engagements in 2020…so far.
2019 saw the arrival of so many celebrity babies, from Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s firstborn, Archie, to Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds’s third child. And there will be even more A-list children making their debut in 2020. Cameron Diaz and Benji Madden were two of the first celebs to welcome a baby (a girl named Raddix), but they certainly won’t be the last.
“We are so happy, blessed and grateful to begin this new decade by announcing the birth of our daughter, Raddix Madden. She has instantly captured our hearts and completed our family,” the couple wrote on Instagram in January. “From our family to all of yours, we’re sending our love and best wishes for a Happy New Year and Happy New Decade.”
Below, check out all the celebrity babies who were born in 2020. We’ll be updating this gallery as more births are announced, so stay tuned. Warning: cuteness ahead.
These days it’s nearly impossible to know what women are spending on the way they look. Someone with Instagram-flawless contouring might have honed her craft using the finest from the drugstore aisles, and the utterly makeup-free type might be spending thousands on laser treatments and serums. Enter our series What It Costs to Be Me, in which we’re asking interesting women for radical transparency.
Next up? Shani Darden, 45, celebrity esthetician and founder of Shani Darden Skin Care, from Los Angeles, California. Her grand total? $49,758
Shani Darden has incredible self-restraint. “I get sent a lot of skin-care products to try,” says the esthetician. “But I tend to stick with my usual lineup.” Darden’s controlled approach stems from years of watching her clients’ skin suffer as they added unnecessary steps and frivolous products into their routines. “If you use really effective products, you don’t need a lot of them,” she says.
Darden stays true to that same philosophy when curating retail products for her Beverly Hills skin studio, where she stocks science-driven brands like Furtuna Skin—for which she serves as an ambassador—and Dr. Dennis Gross in addition to her own line, Shani Darden Skin Care.
Although running the latter could be its own full-time job, Darden still makes time to perform custom facials for VIP clients like Jessica Alba and January Jones. Here, the products, treatments, and tools that help her look and feel her best through it all.
I’m really lazy in the shower, to be honest. I’m not into scrubs or anything like that. I’m in there for maybe six minutes, tops. Everything I do use is by Ouai—shampoo, conditioner, and Body Cleanser ($28). I love the smell of it all; it’s just good and clean. I like their Clean Shampoo ($28), but I actually use their Treatment Masque ($32) in place of conditioner. I just have so much hair that I have to use an even thicker formula.
While my body is still wet from the shower, I like to use The Honest Company Organic Body Oil ($10). It absorbs really quickly, so sometimes I’ll do Ouai Body Crème ($38) moisturizer over that. I’m obsessed. But I do like to switch it up. I use Environ Body Vitamin Treatment ($136) quite a bit, especially on my arms. It’s two oils: one has lactic acid and the other has vitamins A, C, and E. It’s hydrating, but it also treats crepey skin and pigmentation.
I don’t wash my hair every single day, but if I have, I’ll use Ouai Hair Oil ($28) on damp hair. If I haven’t washed my hair, I’ll usually just apply a dry shampoo—Kristin Ess Style Reviving Dry Shampoo ($14) doesn’t leave a film—and add some curl with my T3 Professional Ceramic Curling Iron ($160).
If I get up early, after I wash my face with my super-gentle Daily Cleansing Serum ($38), I’ll do an LED light treatment for about 20 minutes. I use the Déesse Pro Mask Next Generation ($1,900), usually on the red-light setting. It helps with antiaging by boosting collagen production in your skin. I’ve been using it for years and years now, and it makes such a big difference.
I wore an oversized hat Michael Costello made, so there was no need to add any other accessories. I really didn’t want to overdo the look; I wanted it to feel classic, timeless, and to have that beautiful Bianca Jagger influence. We were driving a convertible up the coast, so I wrapped my hair in a scarf to avoid it getting messy. I kept a smoothing brush in my bag, and brushed throughout the day.
My biggest concerns are acne scars and texture, and I wanted my skin to have a healthy glow and plump finish the day of my wedding. The night before, I self-tanned using St. Tropez Self Tan Purity Water Gel ($44), then rinsed off in the morning and applied Nécessaire The Body Lotion ($25). On my face, I cleansed with Sonya Dakar Silver Clarifying Face Wash ($59), then used Cocokind Rosewater Facial Toner ($17) and Cocokind Glow Essence with Sea Grape Caviar ($18). I applied Biossance Squalane + Marine Algae Eye Cream ($54) and Sonya Dakar Detox Daily Moisturizer ($95), then used the Nurse Jamie NuVibe RX Amethyst Massaging Beauty Tool ($95) to help the products absorb and to lift and tighten my face.
I started my treatments about a month in advance; we planned our wedding in about six weeks, so we were rushed and eager to get everything done. A month before my wedding day, I saw Nurse Jamie for Botox and lasers (free, but would have cost $5,000). I usually only get Botox in my jaw for TMJ, but I trust Jamie’s opinion, so we also did my forehead for wedding photos. She also did tightening lasers. I honestly don’t know what they are, I just go in there and let her do her thing! She used her Uplift Massaging Beauty Roller ($69) tool on my face and also gave me one to use on my body, which I did every night leading up to the wedding. You use the roller on your legs and arms with moisturizer for about five minutes in the evenings, and it lifts and tightens your skin. It’s especially great for cellulite and increasing circulation. Then, I saw Sonya Dakar every two weeks for three months leading up to the wedding (free, but would have cost $10,000). Sonya is a legend, and has worked with the most iconic names in Hollywood. She had me on her Beauty Boot Camp treatment—we did her sculpting laser on my face to help my cheeks slim down and add natural contour, as well as her collagen laser. I also did microneedling and a peel with her to prep. I saw amazing results; I felt like I had cheekbones for the first time in my life. Overall, my face had a more lifted appearance and smoother, more even tone and texture.
I worked out with Train with Danny ($250 per session, about four sessions) once a week leading up to my wedding, and supplemented with my own gym workouts ($200 per month) in between. We did high intensity interval training together, and on my own I would do similar workouts on the FitOn app or cardio at the gym and Y7 yoga classes ($30 per class, about four classes). I also did two lymphatic massage sessions the week before my wedding with Camila and Lais Perez ($250 per session, two sessions) to get rid of bloat, water weight, and tone my body. I started these massages just for the wedding but am hooked, and have gone regularly since. They are so good for circulation, stiffness, bloating, cellulite, and digestion. I also took daily doses of Olly Undeniable Beauty ($13) and Olly Flawless Complexion gummy vitamins ($14). These really help my skin clear up and my hair grow in thick and shiny.
Since we were eloping, we rushed to make decisions and I left my nails to the last minute. I was hoping my usual nail girl would be available, but she was out of town. I went to a local nail salon in Sherman Oaks called Qtie Nails ($100 for my manicure and pedicure)—the owner there is amazing. I asked for blue marble nails to go with the blue vintage car we were driving. They ended up with more of a tie-dye watercolor vibe, and I was really happy with it. I went for dip powder because I didn’t want to risk anything chipping or getting messed up.
I use The Harmonist perfume ($295). It smells warm, musky, and romantic. I opened it especially for my wedding, but loved it so much I’ve been wearing it since.
In a perfect world, we’d all have our own personal glam squad to get us ready each day. But the reality is, unless you’re a celebrity or flush with cash, you’re probably on your own to swipe, buff, and brush on your face. While the makeup you use and techniques you’ve mastered have about 90 percent to do with how your makeup turns out, the other 10 percent comes down to the tools you use. And the way we see it, if you don’t have the option to call up Gigi Hadid’s makeup artist for a smoky eye, you can at least get one step closer by using the makeup brushes he swears by.
If you’ve ever wondered how makeup artists get the sharpest contour, glowiest skin, and richest lip colors, part of the secret lies in the brush. We polled some of our favorite makeup artists whose clients include both of the Hadid sisters, Chloë Grace Moretz, and Lea Michele on the best makeup brushes they always have on hand. Here’s what they can’t live without.
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We have months to go before the 2020 presidential election, but the race is in full swing. While we still don’t know which one of the Democratic candidates will face Donald Trump in the general election, some famous faces have chimed in to throw their weight (and social cachet) behind their favorites. The field has started to narrow, with candidates like former Congressman Beto O’Rourke, Mayor Bill de Blasio, and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand ending their bids. But the rest of the field pushes ahead. Senator Elizabeth Warren, Senator Bernie Sanders, and former Vice President Joe Biden battle it out for that front-runner spot. Mayor Pete Buttigieg shores up support in Iowa. And Senators Kamala Harris and Cory Booker take their case on the road, hoping to garner a second look from undecided voters.
Of course, to win the primaries (and the eventual head-to-head race), candidates need to appeal to a broad swath of people. But a little boost from like-minded (and beloved) celebrities can’t hurt. This fall John Legend came out in support of Warren, while Chrissy Teigen expressed admiration for both Warren and Harris. Cardi B and Susan Sarandon are back on the campaign trail for Sanders, while actor Rosario Dawson has shown up at campaign events for Booker, her boyfriend.
Here’s a list of who celebrities are endorsing, so far.