Published Feb 10, 2025

7 of the Best Nail Looks From New York Fashion Week

From gold chrome to studded tips.

7 of the Best Nail Looks From New York Fashion Week

From gold chrome to studded tips.

Published Feb 10, 2025

Written by

Aimee Simeon

Photo credit: Getty Images / Fernanda Calfat

Published Feb 10, 2025

Written by

Aimee Simeon

New York Fashion Week's Fall/Winter 2025 shows are underway, and the nail trends from the runway have been a great source of inspiration. So far, this season's stages have proved that one of our favorite trends, gold chrome, is here to stay. While backstage at The Blonds and Alice and Olivia, stiletto-shaped tips made their rounds, decked out in 3D designs and foil accents that are super bold.

Ahead, we're rounding up the very best nail inspo from New York Fashion Week to screenshot ahead of your next nail appointment.

1. Short and square chrome

model at fashion week with short gold nails — Photo credit: Getty Images / Fernanda Calfat

This short square set seen backstage at the Stylist's Choice runway show was the perfect reminder of why we love chrome nails: they're simple yet add some spark to your tips. This copper chrome finish pops on a dark base, but the possibilities are endless with chrome nails, and you can try it with any color you want.

2. Gilded gold chrome tips

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Also spotted at the Stylist's Choice runway show were these almond-shaped gold chrome tips that pair the popular metallic color with 3D details to add texture.

3. Hole-punched stiletto tips

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Model's at Kim Shui's FW2025 presentation rocked pointed stiletto tips with metal hole-punched accents.

4. 3D Emerald

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The Blonds is known to have show-stopping beauty looks for its runway shows, and the brand never lacks in the nail department. This season, these bejeweled emerald nails (which look totally inspired by Wicked) caught our eye.

5. Gold foil accents

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We love a foil accent manicure like this one spotted at Alice and Olivia, with gold flecks on a jet-black base. Of course, you can copy a similar look with any foil and nail polish variation.

6. Perfect pearls

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Models at Alice and Olivia also rocked this intricate almond-shaped set topped with pearls to match their accessories.

7. Iridescent neutral

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While we love bold nail art, a solid, shiny coat of neutral polish has never done us wrong. Take the nails at LaPointe, for example, which were topped with a coat of iridescent nail polish that added just enough glimmer as models walked down the runway.

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Published Feb 5, 2025

Skin Clique is Bringing Medical Skincare Treatments to Your Doorstep Nationwide

The future of aesthetic treatments is anywhere you are.

Skin Clique is Bringing Medical Skincare Treatments to Your Doorstep Nationwide

The future of aesthetic treatments is anywhere you are.

Published Feb 5, 2025

Written by

Siena Gagliano

Published Feb 5, 2025

Written by

Siena Gagliano

In the past, getting skincare procedures and treatments meant one of a few things: Either you lived in a major city with easy access to top-tier dermatologists and medical-grade treatments, or you made do with whatever was available. Enter Skin Clique, a network of board-certified providers that brings in-home aesthetic treatments straight to your front door. Yes, that means lip filler in your living room, or microneedling in your bathroom, and medical-grade skincare consults from the comfort of your couch.

And now, with its recent expansion in 42 states, Skin Clique is officially making it easier than ever to prioritize skin health and treatments—without the hassle of an office visit.

Making high-quality skincare accessible

Founded by Sarah L. Allen, MD, a board-certified physician and co-founder Claire O'Bryan, NP, Skin Clique is on a mission to close the accessibility gap in medical aesthetics. Its lineup includes wrinkle-relaxers like Xeomin and Dysport, fillers, microneedling, and non-invasive treatments like chemical peels and Ultherapy—all administered by board-certified professionals who show up at your door.

"As the largest organ in your body, your skin is vital to your health—and everyone deserves access to this care, no matter where they live," says Dr. Allen. Historically, though, that hasn't been the case. Professional-grade medical treatments have been largely limited to those in major cities with easy access to dermatologists and aesthetic clinics. For everyone else? It's either a long trek to the nearest medspa or a risky dive into TikTok DIY territory. But Skin Clique is rewriting that script, ensuring that where you live doesn't dictate the quality of care you get.

The future of skincare is personal

Sure, at-home Botox is convenient, but the brand isn't only about making injectables more accessible. At its core, the company is focused on personalized care—the kind that gets lost in traditional healthcare systems.

"In a healthcare system where patients often feel like a number, we've built a model where direct relationships with providers are truly at the heart of everything we do," says Dr. Allen. This shift is interestingly affecting how patients view their skin health: "We've witnessed patients become more proactive about their health and wellness—they're looking for solutions that are both holistic and preventive."

That means integrating aesthetic treatments with holistic care plans—things like medical-grade skincare, lifestyle recommendations, and innovative therapies that evolve alongside a patient's needs, Dr. Allen explains.

Skin health is self-care

Here's the thing: Neuromodulators and fillers aren't new. But the conversation around them is changing. "Skin health is integral to self-care," says Dr. Allen. "Services like 'tox and fillers are tools that allow patients to feel more confident in their skin."

As exposure to expert knowledge grows—through social media, dermatologist-led content, and skincare brands that educate—patients are recognizing that skin health and appearance often go hand in hand. It's no longer just about looking good; people want to feel good in their skin while making informed choices about what they do to it. And the level of care to achieve these goals should be available to everyone, not just those in the right zip code.

And honestly? It's about time.

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Published Feb 1, 2025

Bae Baskets Are the Valentine’s Day TikTok Trend to Give All Your Friends (and Your Partner and Yourself)—Here’s How To Make One

Want to give a thoughtful and affordable gift this Valentine's Day? Build bae baskets for everyone on your list with these finds from CVS.

Bae Baskets Are the Valentine’s Day TikTok Trend to Give All Your Friends (and Your Partner and Yourself)—Here’s How To Make One

Want to give a thoughtful and affordable gift this Valentine's Day? Build bae baskets for everyone on your list with these finds from CVS.

Published Feb 1, 2025

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Well+Good Editors

Published Feb 1, 2025

In Partnership With

CVS

Written by

Well+Good Editors

There are approximately five thousand days in the month of January—and yet somehow February (and its mid-month celebration of *all things love*) always creeps up on you. But don’t panic: The latest TikTok trend has you covered this Valentine’s Day, whether you’re showering your romantic partner, all your besties, or yourself with TLC.

At 1.2 billion TikTok views and counting, bae baskets are making a major splash, and for good reason. The concept isn’t complicated: Put together a care package of sorts, filled with simple-but-swoon-worthy goodies that feel unique and personal to your recipient. It’s a super thoughtful (not to mention low-effort) way to show your A team you notice and care about the things that bring them joy—and the best part? It can be totally wallet-friendly, and definitely doesn’t seem like you waited until the last possible second to grab them a gift.

To get you inspired to build your own Valentine’s Day gift basket, we scoured the shelves at CVS—because nothing can beat the convenience of CVS if you’re a last-minute shopper—and rounded up eight essentials that anyone on your love list is guaranteed to appreciate and *actually* use. Think: cozy pillows for your favorite homebody, candles and beauty products for the self-care connoisseur, and plenty of sweet treats for, well, everyone.

Bonus: They’re all under $25—which you can brag about to your friends who love to budget, or keep as your best-kept secret (we won’t tell)—and with CVS ExtraCare, you can get additional savings and Extrabucks back on tons of Valentine’s Day finds. So grab a wicker box, a shower caddy, or a canvas bag, and start filling bae baskets for every love in your life (reminder: that includes you).

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XO Pillow — $20.00

Start your bae basket with a festive and romantic base (extra points for one that fills up some space). This white, faux fur pillow is a fun seasonal add to any couch, bed, or cozy chair, and serves as an understated invitation to snuggle.

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Star Candle Co. Bubble Glass Candle, Noir Rose — $15.00

You can never have enough candles, and this soy blend—made with rose and tonka for a warm, sweet, and spicy scent that’ll linger in any space—serves as a reminder to relax and relish in a little self-care. Mood lighting, activated.

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Pop-arazzi Hibiscus & Acai Berry Bath Salts — $5.00

Keep the self-care session going strong with healing bath salts that help relax the body and moisturize the skin (and they smell like summertime). The hibiscus and berry extracts form a soothing foam and give the tub a red tint that feels *very* seasonally appropriate. Feeling fancy? Toss in some rose petals to really give your bath-themed basket some extra pizzazz.

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Red & Pink Valentine's Friendship Bracelets — $5.00

There’s no greater love than BFF love—and adding friendship bracelets to your bae basket is a sweet way to acknowledge that. Gift your #1 this pack of eight, dish them out to your closest crew, or stack them all on your own wrist (because, ICYMI, it’s very cool to be your own best pal).

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Sweethearts® The Original! All Over Hearts Insulated Tumbler — $20.00

The TikToksphere loves bae baskets almost as much as it loves Stanley tumblers. Skip the investment and nestle this heart-fluttering dupe into your care package for better hydration on Valentine’s Day and beyond. Toss in a couple boxes of Sweethearts Conversation Hearts to round out the theme.

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Maybelline New York SuperStay Teddy Tint Lip Color — $12.00

A new tube of lip tint will have all your beauty-loving besties blowing kisses. This long-lasting formula from Maybelline glides on smoothly and leaves a soft, matte finish on your pout—and it comes in 10 buildable and blendable shades. From February 9 to 15, you can get $6 Extrabucks when you buy two tubes, so go ahead and grab one for yourself.

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Godiva Heart — $23.00

No bae basket is complete without chocolate (yes, even for the S.O.s who claim they don’t like dessert). From coconut, to raspberry velvet, to sugar cookie, there’s a surprise filling for everyone in this box of 14 truffles.

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Haribo, Gold Bears Valentine's Heart Box — $7.00

No need to choose between chocolate or gummies this Valentine’s Day (or, um, ever). Instead, pair your Godiva chocolates with this heart-shaped carton of classic Haribo bears. With ExtraCare, you can buy one and get the second box 50 percent off. How sweet is that?

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Trying to “Go” but Can’t? Here Are 6 Types of Constipation That Could Be the Culprit

Plus, some natural remedies for a smoother move.

by Sarah Glinski, RD

on Feb 10

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