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Beauty news to know: Chanel’s baroque eye shadow palettes, Jenna Ortega’s goth glam and Aesop’s new scent
STORYSheena Khemaney

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Among the most recent happenings and product releases to know from the world of beauty, highlights include Jenna Ortega’s Halloween-approved goth make-up look, Aesop’s mysterious scent, and Chanel’s Les 4 Ombres Boutons eye shadow palettes – which come in four richly hued colourways.
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Jenna Ortega’s graveyard chic

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Jenna Ortega extended her winning streak of soft goth looks throughout the summer – most recently at the Netflix x Spotify Wednesday Season 2 Graveyard Gala, held in New York in August. There, the actress wore a distressed GapStudio by Zac Posen dress with wet hair and delightfully spooky make-up – think bleached brows, hazy smoky eyes and a nude matte lip. Since starring as Wednesday Addams in the hit horror-comedy series, Ortega has wholeheartedly embraced (and consistently nailed) gothic beauty.
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Chanel Beauty’s special edition Les 4 Ombres Boutons eye shadow palettes – which come in four jewelled-toned collections named Mademoiselle, Couture, Stellaire and Baroque – present plenty of make-up possibilities, from a brown smoky eye to dramatic date-night looks. We love that each pigment has been artistically embossed with motifs linked to the French maison’s history.
Aesop

Aesop’s latest fragrance launch sees the brand cast its gaze skyward. Above Us, Steorra Eau de Parfum – “steorra” is Old English for “star” – is an intriguing blend of amber, woody and spicy notes, inspired by the energy of a shooting star as it crosses the night sky. The skincare brand’s long-time collaborator Céline Barel is once again the nose behind this mysterious scent.
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