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"Such vlogs are filled with a love of life and the sense of curiosity about the world, all qualities that also inform Leo's acting", according to Loewe. Ambassador is Gen Z actor Leo Wu -- and he has more in common with Loewe than the same first four letters of the brand name. "Leo masters the craft of acting in incredible ways despite being barely 23", said Jonathan Anderson, creative director of Loewe. [Extracted from the article]

The group's top vocalist, Yuju, is now embarkingon a solo career with the release of her minialbum "REC." last week. NAME: Yuju AGE: 24 HAILS FROM: South Korea RÉSUMÉ: Former member of the popular girlgroup GFriend, which disbanded last year; signedwith Kang Daniel's entertainment company KonnectEntertainment to launch her solo career. [Extracted from the article]

Season's most anticipated shows and judging from the online traffic it generated, Prada's spring 2021 show, the first designed by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons as co-creative directors, was a success. The company said Monday that the 35-minute video of the show and the following conversation between Prada and Simons was the company's "most viewed" digital event. After a six-year restoration funded by Prada with the goal of turning the unique piece of heritage architecture into a flexible site for cultural activities, Shanghai's 1918 mansion Rong Zhai was unveiled in 2017. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the Beauty Coop, a beauty influencer incubator and management agency launched by beauty vlogger and makeup artist Patrick Starr which has signed several up-and-coming influencers and personalities like Zachary Vang and Cohl's World.

The article presents an interview with beauty vlogger Melissa Alatorre in which she discussed her passion for showing people on YouTube how to do makeup, showcasing her love for wellness, fitness and overall beauty, and noticing the focus on enhancing natural beauty.

An interview with vlogger Kathleen Fuentes, also known as Kathleen Lights, is presented. She discusses when she started filming YouTube videos, how she decided she wanted to have her own business and how she figured out how to manufacture nail polish, and how she uses Instagram. She also mentions her favorite go-to products, whether she is into skin care, and where she shops for clothes.

The article reports on a new fashion brand launched by lifestyle vlogger Jenn Im, called Eggie. Topics discussed include Im's collaboration with fashion brands, her YouTube channel Clothes Encounters, and her partnership with global fashion company Instaco. Also mentioned is her Korean heritage, and her upcoming wedding with singer Ben Jolliffe.

An interview with vlogger and social media influencer Jaclyn Hill is presented in which she discussed her passion for makeup and YouTube tutorials, the emergence of the social media influencer community and the plans for Jaclyn Hill Cosmetics.

The article discusses beauty vloggers, such as Michelle Phan, who use self-made video makeup tutorials posted to the video-sharing website YouTube to gain recognition from followers and beauty brands. Topics include the use of beauty vloggers as digital ambassadors by cosmetics brands and concerns regarding the credibility and unbiased opinion of beauty vloggers. A list of emerging beauty vloggers is presented, including Tati Westbrook, Cassandra Bankson, and Lauren Elizabeth Luthringshausen.

The article discusses Bethany Mota Signature Fragrance, a women's fragrance designed by fashion video and beauty blogger Bethany Mota in conjunction with teen product retailer Aéropostale, and discusses Mota's commercial relationship with Aéropostale. A discussion of a marketing campaign which has been developed for the launch of the fragrance, and of its projected sales estimates, is presented.

The article presents information on the popularity of beauty vloggers, or online video bloggers, with details on the video-sharing website YouTube and on the beauty vlogger Michelle Phan. Topics include Phan's video "Matte About You"; makeup brands' videos; tutorials; product reviews; and data software company Pixability and its chief executive officer (CEO) Rob Ciampa.

The article focuses on the "Burn Rubber 2009" project started by Alek Bimbiloski and Skender Dragovoja, owners of the company Istok. It reports that the project involved video blogging of Bimbiloski and Dragovoja's experiences during their tour to specialty stores and boutiques in the U.S., and presents their views on the project's aim. Also discussed are the interviews of buyers and owners of the stores, who are featured in the blogs.