Beauty Marks: The Best Beauty Looks of the Week
Welcome back to Beauty Marks: Vogue’s weekly edition of the best moments in celebrity beauty, from Vogue editors’ IG feeds, and all the glam of the fashion and pop culture landscapes. Each week, we curate the nail art to pin for your next nail appointment, new recruits to ‘Team Bob’, and major red carpet moments from the week’s most glamorous affairs. As always, it’s as much about celebrity beauty as it is about the makeup artists, hairstylists, and nail artists, as well as the creators crafting the trends you’re about to see everywhere.
This week, of course, it was all about what was going on on the steps of the Met. The 2026 Met Gala called for a “Fashion is Art” dress code, and that also extended to some ornate and creative glam: from Emma Chamberlain’s Art Deco-inspired manicure to Anok Yai’s “Leda and the Swan”-inspired sculptured hair, art movements were represented by the best glam squads in the business.
Elsewhere, monochrome was well-represented: Charli XCX entered her rock era with a thick swipe of charcoal across her eyes, while Emily Wood delighted in a high-octane pop of fuchsia. The diffused makeup trend isn’t going anywhere, either: Daisy Edgar-Jones enjoyed some springtime dew-hues, and Havana Rose Liu embraced a pearlescent glow.
Scroll through the week’s best of celebrity beauty and pop culture’s glam below, and head to the app to vote for your favorite.
Photo: Instagram (@emilywoodmakeup)Emily Wood
Running to pick up a fuchsia eyeshadow to copy Emily Wood’s whimsical look, painted to complement her posey pink Chloé fit.
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Photo: Instagram (@makeupbychelseax)Leomie Anderson
Nude glam for model Leomie Anderson by Doechii’s go-to Chelsea Uchenna, and a knife-sharp up-do by Keisha Moore.
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Photo: Instagram (@sansungnails)San Sung Kim
Queen of seasonal avant-garde nails, San Sung Kim crafts the cutest fruity set with beaded cherries, passionfruit, bananas, and grapes.
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Photo: Instagram (@tombachik)Emma Chamberlain
One of the best manicures at the 2026 Met Gala: Tom Bachik (Selena Gomez and J-Lo’s nail artist-in-chief) painted this art deco mani for Emma Chamberlain, matching her watercolor printed Mugler gown and diffused makeup by Lilly Keys.
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Photo: Instagram (@sashaglasser)Anok Yai
And maybe the best glam across the board goes to Anok Yai. Her prosthetic sculpted curls, by Sasha Glasser, was inspired by Michel Anguier’s “Leda and the Swan” sculpture—wig application, tears, and the rest of her FX was by Malina Stearns and Laurel Charleston. The gold and gilded beauty was by Sheika Daley. A team effort that yielded one of the night’s most on-theme, captivating looks.
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Photo: Instagram (@daisyedgarjones)Daisy Edgar-Jones
Diffused and delicate pink makeup like a springtime dew by Jo Baker and glossy tousled waves by Bryce Scarlett.
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Photo: Instagram (@renacalhoun)Havana Rose Liu
The glowiest skin by Pircilla Pae and rippling high-gloss waves by Rena Calhoun.
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Photo: Instagram (@raoulalejandre)Charli XCX
Charli’s rock girl era begins, so she had to call upon the determined hand of makeup artist Raoul Alejandre for this oil-spill eye. An up-do for breaking your neck in the mosh-pit, by Matt Benns.
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Photo: Instagram (@kimkimnails)Rihanna
Another mega manicure on the Met red carpet, of course, came by way of Rihanna. This gilded, chrome, and bedazzled set is by her favorite nail artist Kim Truong.
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