The past years have seen an explosion in celebrity-founded beauty brands, as A-listers from Rihanna to Lady Gaga have launched their own lines of cosmetics, skin-care and fragrances. These types of brands tend to always generate buzz in a big way both because of the celebrity star power behind them, but my question here is, are these products actually novel or good quality products or just good at taking advantage of fame to pull money from their loyal fanbase? Let’s survey some of the most notable celebrity beauty brands and decide if they’re worth the hype.

The beauty industry worldwide is a billion-dollar industry driven by innovation, marketing, and the demand of consumers for high-end products. With so many brands fighting for market share, here are a few that have staggering annual revenues. These brands embody a successful combination of luxury, accessibility, and exceptional marketing almost too good to be true. In this article, we take a look at which beauty brands make the most money in the world and you will see why.

The leopard print is a longtime symbol of boldness, confidence and unapologetic femininity. What started off as a wild trend has seeped its way into wardrobes the world over, regardless of age, body shape or personal style. In fact, leopard print is more than a trend — it's a fashion staple that any woman can wear, and wear well. Here's why every woman can wear leopard print and how to do it confidently.

As the holidays approach, there’s one stalwart garment that summons the feel-good spirit of the season, and adds a dose of warmth to any cold-weather look: a Fair Isle sweater. Originally from the remote Fair Isle in Scotland, this hallmark knitwear has turned into a symbol of warmth, elegance and holiday cheer. The Fair Isle sweater is not just a garment, but a celebration of tradition and craftsmanship with intricate patterns from a rich history, and versatility.

From its humble roots in Wichita, Kansas, Pizza Hut has expanded to be among the most recognizable pizza brands worldwide. Started in 1958 by brothers Dan and Frank Carney, the company launched as a simple pizzeria with a simple goal, to serve delicious, affordable pizza. Since then, Pizza Hut has grown into a global behemoth with over 20,000 locations around the planet and a tale of innovation, adaptation and of course the world’s love of pizza.

PepsiCo shakes up beverage game with $1.4 billion acquisition of prebiotic soda brand Poppi. The acquisition is a big win for PepsiCo to access the booming health and wellness trend in beverage. So what on earth is Poppi, and why is it special?