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Shoppers are rushing to spend Saks credits as store heads towards possible bankruptcy — here’s what to do if you have your own
Savvy shoppers can still bank on Saks’ bankruptcy.
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“I’ve had women reach out and say, ‘Thanks to you, I was able to put a bikini on this summer,’" one content creator told The Post. "That’s the most rewarding.”
Saks owner races to raise $1B in financing as CEO steps down, possible bankruptcy looms: sources
There are ongoing discussions to potentially stave off a bankruptcy filing, a source with knowledge of the situation told The Post.
People are getting BBLs and breast implants from donated cadavers
Talk about a killer body.
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In 2026, Botox isn't just cosmetic — it's apparently cosmic.
Once a wardrobe staple, this item now makes you look old
Sales overall are dropping and the spiritual mecca of the legging Lululemon laid off 150 people in June for a variety of reasons.
People are getting Botox and facials covered by their job with this skincare benefit
Let’s face it: For many of us, the hardest part of skincare isn’t the routine — it’s the bill.
To bring change in the New Year, these gals wear a specific color underwear — and swear it makes all the difference (really)
Your 2026 luck may start in the underwear drawer — and, yes, there’s science behind it.
5 crazy skincare treatments you forgot about, from the 'bird poop facial' to ‘sheep placenta’ therapy
In search of younger-looking skin, humans turn to all manner of bizarre treatments, from fish jizz to menstrual blood.
This ‘beauty gum’ is good for your gut health — yes, you’re supposed to swallow it
It's been used for centuries as a medicinal resin, long before 'gut health' was a buzzword — but studies now back up its benefits.
I'm a celebrity injector — 5 trends to stay away from, including one I haven't changed my mind on in 10 years
Anush Movsesian, whose clients include Hilary Duff and Kehlani, told The Post which five trends she's staying away from — and her actual must-have for reliable anti-aging.
Are Birkins becoming mainstream? Here's why Macy's is suddenly selling pre-owned versions of the sought-after bag
Some are wondering if it's a recession indicator.
I'm a dermatologist — how I know if a person will be more wrinkly when they get older
Call 'em laugh lines, battle blemishes or experience etchings — wrinkles are a natural and universal part of aging.
I needed a wardrobe makeover — could an AI 'stylist' save me?
Two new AI-powered start-ups claim to help you find what looks good for your body shape. I tested them versus advice from a human stylist. Here are the results.
Want a holiday glow-up? Latest date you should get fillers and more to avoid facial nightmare
Getting a home-for-the-holidays refresh has never been easier.
This popular DIY skincare tool can scar you for life, experts warn
"Bad technique can absolutely leave a mark," Limor Weinberg, a board-certified nurse practitioner, told The Post.
Hoops star Paige Bueckers shares her Christmas traditions
As a professional athlete, WNBA star Paige Bueckers, is often on the road. That's why getting to spend quality time with her family over the holidays is all the more...
Taste Sensation: Designer Peter Som shares entertaining tips and recipes from his "Family Style" cookbook
Som’s cookbook, ‘Family Style,’ celebrates dishes meant to be shared.
Tea party: serving the hottest brew-based beauty products
Exactly how does one make the most iconic tea-based fragrance of all time — 33-year-old Bulgari Eau Parfumée au Thé Vert — even better? Scour the globe for the highest-quality...
The secret style weapon every fashionista has in her closet this holiday season —and it's not what you'd expect
I was proud to answer the question I was repeatedly asked by my co-workers in between sips of prosecco and bites of food: "Where is your outfit from?"