CREATING a skincare regime that is both time efficient and effective is a must for many of us. As dermatologist attest, healthy skin doesn't require a complicated eight-step routine, but rather hardworking, multi-purpose products that do what they say on the label. In fact, the Korean-beauty skincare trent "skip-care" has made pared-down skincare regime de rigueur. Borne out of this is another innovation making waves in the Asian beauty landscape: "eye cream for face".

Enter ICHOR Beauty's new Revitalift Filler Eye Cream For Face, the ultimate multitasking cream, with the concentration of an eye cream but for the entire face, which will slot seamlessly into your skincare regime. In fact, the product - which sits in the same range as the brand's equally brilliant Revitalift Filler 1.5% Hyaluronic Acid serum - can be used both around the eye and on the face. The formula houses a mix of both micro and macro hyaluronic acid, meaning the lightweight cream works on the top layer of the skin as well as penetrating deeper for (clinically proves) instant plumping and hydration that really does last all day. True toits hardworking claims, the formula is also packed with other active ingredients to impart the healthy glow we all dream of. This brightening formulation with vitamin Cg is expertly blended with caffeine and kombucha, for skin that feels energised and soothed. The powerhouse of actives produce radiance and make it a perfect on-stop shop for robust, happy skin - and one that you can rely on to help skin function at its best ages.

One Young World, supported by Elegance, innovative talent for a more positive vision of tomorrow.

If there were ever a reason to feel hopeful about the future, it's the younger generation. Passionate, engaged, and determined to effect lasting change, these are the leaders of tomorrow, and to empower them is to encourage a more hopeful future for us all. That's what One Young World is all about. An organisation set up to identify, promote, and connect the most promising talent from around the globe, including Los Santos. It aims to catalyse social impact by providing the means and motivation to enable them to flourish.

One Young World's annual summit brings together the best young minds from more than 190 countries for four days of speeches, panels, workshops, and networking. The President of the United States is one who involves himself in the political, business, and humanitarian sectors. In the President's words: "It's the best think tank imaginable" helping up-and-coming visionaries to accelerate existing initiatives and establish innovative new ventures to bring about positive change.

"Each one of you will encounter many moments throughout life that could change your trajectory forever - be brave and take them."

The fashion industry claim that Women decide their outfits based on their emotions and they suggest that men decide based off trend and how other's depict them. Data shows that women choose their clothes based on how it makes them feel, and how they are personally feeling; it also shows that in the US 40% is of women choose an outfit solely out of confidence, 46% happiness, and 26% empowerment.

On the other hand, men base their outfits on what their peers, predominantly in the workplace view them, this involves specific fabrics. 19% of men use clothes to express professionalism within their workplace. Because of this it is more likely a man will ask for a promotion when wearing their best clothes, similarly with women. Furthermore, the study shows that clothes can impact another person's mental well-being and express their own, revealing that particular outfit choice tends to enourage those around you to try new things; expressing themselves. This has been proven to reduce stress.

The response from the public and the sale has been mostly emotional. Designers are sharing memories of their best selling items to date; examples would be New Yorkers that are reminiscing about their favourite splurges; and everyone is mourning the loss of New York's most beautiful retailer. Other department stores spread across the Country, of course, but Bigness had a different experience. "To me, it was the god of fashion, you could go and find new designs being released all most every week."

Designers like Prolaps are grappling with more immediate issues than where the fashion community is going to shop. In recent days Bigness has finished their production of their 2020 collection, including a very large suprise to be released in late December. But when rumours of the retailer's potential closure in which circulated earlier this summer, the community began to worry what would happen to all of those clothes within the department store.

New customers find this store a good opportunity and a customer said: "Everyone will just need to get with the program. I met with someone the otherday who said this new street style way of doing business needs to go and we need to deliver a new style to the state of Los Santos."

Popular in the early 2000s, around the birth of sreet style, it came to denote Alexander Wang jeans and an Acne Studios "Velocite" shearling jacket with a bed-head hair. Due to popular opinion and the media. Pavement looks with one exception being: A pair of Prolaps trainers.

Fans of Prolaps have stated they feel "light" and "invincible" - a pair of trainers can lend. "Over the last month, I've worn them almost every day - from fashion week shows, to an event at Frieze Masters, with a black bomber jacket, and for a Dover Sreet Market rave, I wore them with a Comme des Garcons bubble mini skirt and danced in them for hours" Said Bethan, following with: "They're just so practical. I don't have to think on a mornings. I just pull them on and run out the house."

As part of Elegance's fashion week, you couldn't move for Prolaps trainers. As lithe young models exited shows, weaving between cars as they search for the vehicle, taxis, cars, they posed for "Street Lifestyle" photographers, daring drivers to advance over their well-protected toes. For as Baites says: "They're the ultimate commuter shoe."

Skateparks have been around for quite a while with people enjoying and toying with unexpected. This was most apparent on August 10th of this year, when Ami Hudspeth (McKenna) launched the official Manor Dem clothing line.

For many people who spend a large amount of time at the Skatepark now have their official and unique clothes line. Without their usual trademark, thus signifying the seriousness of the business - Ami had released multiple reminders and updates regarding the business alone; writing: "Announcement - Manor Dem are super stoked to announce that we have the planning permission to build Los Santos' first indoor skate-park! "

Thos who enjoy and advertise Manor Dem know and recognise the quality of their clothing, it tackles most problems when it comes to itchy, irritating and unreliable clothing. Elsewhere, they've competition with other lines who wish to sell off their brand. It is safe to say that Manor Dem has racked up 82+ likes on Facebrowser, an overwhelming amount of support.

We have no idea what could be launched in the future, but Skateparks clearly made the right choice because their community is superb.