In 1989 two young Aucklanders had an idea to create one of New Zealand's leading fashion houses. This is there WORLD! Meet WORLD creative director, Francis Hopper, and discover why New Zealander's are so unique.  Continue reading

Meet Renée Loiz, the celebrity makeup artist and beauty expert, who created Qunita Brunson's flawless Emmys look. Here she talks Prince, why she loves makeup and the beauty items no woman should be without. Continue reading

Andersen Beauty is an edited curation of the best Australian & International brands located in the cool suburb of Prahran, Melbourne. Founder, Jacinta Keir, shares her love of beauty and why only exceptional products make it.

 

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The right makeup brush can completely change the way you apply makeup. You may have the world’s best-selling foundation or skin-perfecting powder, but without the right tools, you won’t get the best out of your products. Continue reading

Shen Beauty's influence in the industry is thanks to the eye of it's owner, Jessica Richards, who seriously has her finger on the pulse. Here she shares her tips and the mistakes people make. Continue reading

Meg Lindow knows her way around a makeup brush, she was always the one doing makeup for friends on nights out. She reveals her expert advice and why there's no rules in beauty.  Continue reading

What does one of London's top beauty buyers carry in her makeup bag? Meet Lucy McPhail, Liberty of London's Head of Beauty. It's time to up your makeup bag game with Lucy's top tips. Continue reading

Liberty of London Buying Director, Sarah Coonan, allows us to rummage through her makeup bag for a series of interviews with those that know. Discover her tips and secrets. Continue reading

Nothing's going to stop me now! Introducing Daisy Holmes - international model and the face of Otis Batterbee. She's also learnt a tip or two from a makeup artist.  Continue reading

Makeup bag a bit of a mess? Then you need Marie Kondo. The queen of decluttering and author of The Life-Changing Magic Of Tidying, Kondo has turned decluttering into an art form. Continue reading