Dive into the world of fashion and beauty with Refinery29 Loves' highlights from recent fashion weeks and upcoming releases. Then, explore real people's financial journeys through Money Diaries, gaining insights into spending habits and money management strategies.
Welcome to Refinery29 Loves, the monthly news bulletin where you’ll find our editor-approved lineup of the best to shop and see in fashion and beauty right now. Just kidding, it’s still going to be cold and dark, but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy watching some outrageous beauty and fashion moments while firmly wrapped up inside in our blankets.
Of course, we’ve already had a little taste of what’s to come thanks to Men’s Fashion Week and Couture Week taking over Paris, as well as landing in Denmark’s capital. Tyla took on sub-zero temperatures by turning heads in a navy side slit dress at the Jacquemus Spring/Summer 2025 show and making the case for barely there brows and red hot lips. Schiaparelli proved that sometimes it’s about not overtaking the outfit by embracing a minimalistic slick-back bun. Plus, Copenhagen has been serving us all the London, Milan, and Paris we’re still keeping one eye on all of the major fashion and beauty drops happening across February. From a designer luggage collaboration to a new bouncy mascara, click through to discover all the new launches heading your way this month.Welcome to Money Diaries where we are tackling the ever-present taboo that is money. We’re asking real people how they spend their hard-earned money during a specific week. This month, we’re featuring someone who’s juggling a lot: a small business owner, a freelancer, and a partner. We’ll get an inside look at their spending habits, their financial goals, and the challenges they face.Running a small business or stepping into the world of solopreneurship often means wearing all the hats — marketer, accountant, CEO, and yes, content creator. If there’s one invaluable piece of advice my dad has ever imparted, it’s this: “Never live beyond your means.” It’s an axiom that I’ve followed throughout my life, and it’s something I always keep in mind when making financial decisions. It all started with a casual introductory video uploaded to TikTok on January 20. The video briefly discussed the class structure and core syllabus for Dr. [Name of Doctor]'s upcoming online course. The response was overwhelming, with thousands of views and comments within hours. It was clear that there was a huge demand for this type of course.
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