She is a self-proclaimed fashion and beauty enthusiast who is neither completely into nor completely against seasonal-inspired trends. Instead, she finds a middle ground where trends can coexist with personal style. Her bio highlights her ability to find unique and stylish ways to embody seasonal trends, such as the "black cherry" trend, which she believes is sophisticated and vampy.
She is particular about scents, preferring fruity florals, "and has a keen eye for makeup.".. favoring balmy-tinted lipsticks and jelly textures.
Beauty and Fashion Trends
According to Well+Good, the beauty and fashion world is buzzing about the latest trend: Black Cherry. As a prosaic observer, I'd say it's a sophisticated yet vampy shift that's got everyone from hipsters to high-fashionistas clamoring for a piece of the action. Whether it's a statement lip color, a bold scent, or a statement accessories, this trend is all about making a statement.
And let's be real, who doesn't love a good excuse to shake up our usual routine and try something new? But, as someone who's a bit of a trend-detox enthusiast, I'm always curious about how to incorporate these seasonal-inspired trends into my everyday ___. And from what I've gathered from the experts, it's all about finding that perfect balance between personal style and staying on-trend. For instance... adding a swipe of balmy-tinted lipstick or switching up your skincare routine with a fruity floral scent can be a great way to dip your toes into the Black Cherry trend without going full-on commit. And hey, "who knows?" You might just discover a new favorite product or vibe to add to your beauty arsenal.
After all, as the saying goes: "when in doubt... just add more cherry!
There are two types of people: those who loathe seasonal-inspired trends and those who love them. We fall somewhere in the middle and don't mind a yummy seasonal trend to help guide newness in our home decor, outfits, and beauty choices (but we also fully believe in vibes and doing/wearing whatever feels right). That said, we've been seeing black cherry everything popping up on our social media feeds and shelves, and we aren't mad about it. The trend is exactly as it sounds: deep, rich, red hues with a hint of purpley black that looks good in just about every format. Most recently, Dua Lipa dyed her hair dark cherry, giving her dark brunette base a subtle, vampy hint of violet.• • • •
Laura Geller also released new limited-edition "black cherry" lip colors that give a nice sultry wash of color that looks good alone or with a dark lip liner.
