Gwyneth Paltrow Wants To Disappear From Public Life

Yoni steams, bee venom therapy, candles that “smell like my vagina” — in the matter of talked-about wellness figures, Gwyneth Paltrow makes more headlines than most. Ever since she launched her wellness and lifestyle brand, Goop, in 2008, critics have enjoyed picking apart her every bone broth-drinking move. A lot of the stuff she does is pretty normal, like yoga, smoothies, and nightly baths. Other things are, um, pretty unique, like rectal ozone therapy (which sounds like it could be refreshing, like a cool bidet, although that doesn’t seem to be what it is at all).

People like to say that “beauty is pain,” but it’s more accurate to say “beauty is wacky.” Beauty editors are more likely to be slathering snail slime onto our skin or rocking an LED light mask like a chic Imperial stormtrooper than we are to feel a pinch from a Botox needle. Dunk yourself into 39-degree ice water and soak for six minutes to reduce inflammation? Been there. Microneedle your face with plasma from your own blood? Done that. Apply a serum that contains cow bone peptides? Why the heck not?

Every manicure is better when you add a touch of chrome. The extra dose of shine takes your usual color up a notch, whether you’re wearing a mocha brown, a trendy pop of red, or a splash of silver. While chrome manicures have been popping off all year, two-tone chrome is the latest iteration — and it’s already racked up over 7 million views on TikTok. The look has been spotted on stars like Sydney Sweeney, Megan Thee Stallion, and Cardi B, to name a few, proving that mix-and-match hues are set to be the next big thing.

Legally Blonde provided a plethora of pop culture moments that would be referenced for years to come (“bend and snap”), but one scene trumps the rest for most iconic — and it included a pair of pink satin bunny ears. What viewers don’t know is that the famous ensemble first came to life in the stockroom of an intimates shop called Trashy Lingerie. “This was our first movie, so we went and did the fitting at Trashy Lingerie on La Cienega in the back room with all the bras and the weird people wandering around,” costume designer Sophie de Rakoff tells Bustle of the now-iconic outfit.