4 beauty highlights from AW24 fashion month to inspire consumers now

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 21-Feb-2024
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The beauty trends that dominated runways in London, Paris and New York

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Cosmetics Business explores the beauty trends that dominated Fashion Month from hair to nails and make-up. 

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