The key to launching a hit hair care brand is to work at a million DTC startups first Read more

"I’ve never done that thing where I just whisk in and do one celebrity client, or go to one celebrity’s house in a day and then do pilates for the rest of it. I was spending five days in the salon, and I would do 30, 40 clients… the most I’ve ever done in a day is 55." Read more

On designing clothes, embracing the avant-garde, and embroidered makeup Read more

"Do I have a boyfriend now? No. Do I have a closet full of makeup and some Gucci wallpaper? Yes." Read more

How being his sister's childhood hairstylist won him a career with fashion's biggest names Read more

"Manicurists and their clients can have really special relationships. If you understand the language and have an open mind, you can do it—seriously." Read more

The founders and publishers of the magazine on how it came to be Read more

"At school I remember I had the careers talk, and the counselor said that he could help me pass my levels if I was a good girl. And that just incensed me—bit of an Irish temper. I just went, ‘Fuck you, fuck school!’ lifted up the table, and walked out." Read more

From nine years of Chanel campaigns to launching his own line (which happens to include the best dry shampoo we've tried) Read more

The Co-Founder and CEO of The Muse on how to find a hole in the market, fill it, and build your career from there Read more

"[Self Service] is not trying to be an ego-publication that thinks it reaches more people than it does. So we made it a luxury, and we made it expensive. Our obligation to the reader is to deliver quality every time." Read more

Kicking off New York Fashion Week with the woman who invented the whole thing Read more

"When I’m writing, I have to get up every 15 minutes or so and do something with myself—I'll get up from my desk and drink a seltzer, or make a snack, or go for a walk, or do like 20 bicep curls with my 10 pound weights—as a result my arms are fairly buff." Read more

"At the time I started dressing celebrities, I got those shoots because nobody wanted to do them. Nobody wanted to dress celebrities! I felt like people thought I was a bit less of a fashion editor—and they still do." Read more

"I find that a lot of what I do is about being a good translator, along with a little bit of mind reading and following my gut. And remembering to never stop learning or looking for ways to grow. You are never done." Read more

On why getting fired is sometimes OK—especially if it means you get to go work for Oribe later on Read more

The prolific stylist and KCD co-founder on styling Gisele's first Vogue cover, working with Avedon, and getting calls from Madonna Read more

"It’s a millennial thing to have this sweeping vision of your future and your career. No wonder you all have anxiety disorders! It must be horrendous to live with that. For my generation we were all like, ‘Oh, that could be groovy and fun…’" Read more

Two of the key players behind our Milky Jelly Cleanser campaign (they're also best friends) on how they met and got involved with Glossier—plus more on staying inspired while working in a hyper-creative industry Read more

The Bumble and bumble founder on leaving the company he built, taking a rest, and finally figuring out what shampoo should do for you Read more

"The thing with movement, it’s becoming super important—that fabulous campaign that you’re doing in Vogue Paris is now going to be a video on my phone, so you’ve got to turn the heat up a little bit more." Read more

"As a makeup artist, you should be able to do everything. You should be seeing everything. Films, sculpture, and great art. Have range and also keep moving. Never have an idle hand." Read more

"If you look at history, from Cleopatra on up, they all had hairdressers. We do a lot more than your hair. We’re allowed intimacy...it’s quite spiritual." Read more