Beauty
A Beauty Minute with April Uchitel
For Mother's Day, we wanted to share one of our favorite moms: April Uchitel. April has built a remarkable career — leading brands like Violet Grey and Diane von Furstenberg...
Editorial
Lifestyle
French Essentials: The Lacoste Polo
With the French Open getting underway in just a few weeks, there’s no more essential item both on and off the tennis court as a classic Lacoste polo shirt.
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Beauty
The Role of Clean Skincare in Anti-Aging
We don’t think the goal is to fight aging. Instead, we want to give our skin the best chance at looking its best for as long as possible.
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Beauty
How to Treat Acne with Clean Skincare Products
For those of us with acne-prone skin, the quest for a acne-free complexion can often feel like taking a ride on an emotional rollercoaster. But don’t despair!
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Garance
Garance Doré: The Botox Question
I am often asked about Botox. Do I do it? What do I think of it? Well, if you were my friend, I’d be honest, and you’re my friend, so...
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Beauty
Clean Skincare for Men: What You Need to Know
Men's skincare doesn't have to be complicated.
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Beauty
Castor Oil: The Ancient Beauty Secret You Shoul...
Castor oil is the world’s oldest and most valuable herbal remedy.
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Garance
Garance Doré: My Beauty Manifesto
For those of you who don’t know me: Hi, I’m Garance, and I co-founded this fantastic brand with Emily. I love writing, I love taking photos, I love drawing, and...
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Beauty
A Community Beauty Minute: Fran Hauser
We wanted to transform our beauty minutes to feature you, our Doré community. First up is Fran Hauser, one of our best customers, investors and dearest friends. Meet Fran!
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Beauty
How to Transition from Traditional to Clean Ski...
Navigating the sheer volume of beauty brands and products can be completely overwhelming. Hopefully we can help simplify your decision making.
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Garance
French Beauties: Françoise Sagan
She is an absolute French beauty, and she is one of my heroes, because she was at the simultaneously excellent and imperfect.
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