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7 stories on beauty across film, TV, music, fashion, food, and diaspora culture.
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VnExpress reports Chinese actress-singer Zhao Lusi wore Phan Huy couture during her Stay Romantic concert in Thailand, amplifying a Vietnamese designer already on the Paris Fashion Week calendar.
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Fashion Network reports Sephora Canada opening its first small-store format in Kitsilano, Vancouver, on June 5, a compact retail model for a major beauty chain in a dense urban neighborhood.
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LA Magazine reports Olive Young, the Korean skincare retailer, has opened its first U.S. store in Pasadena, turning a familiar overseas haul destination into a local stop.
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Retail Brew reports on Amorepacific's North American expansion strategy, with the coverage touching house labels such as CosRX and Laneige and the competitive beauty retail landscape.
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Refinery29 reviews a basket of Medicube products, weighing whether the Korean skincare brand's hype matches the experience at a premium price point.
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From glass-skin finishes to gradient lips, Seoul continues to set the visual codes that diaspora beauty consumers adopt, remix, and push into prestige retail abroad.
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Prestige beauty is borrowing the step-by-step rhythm of K-beauty counters, turning serum layering and skin prep into a luxury language diaspora shoppers already understand.
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