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StyleGwyneth’s Fall ’24 Closet TourGwyneth walks us through the pieces she’s most looking forward to wearing this fall, including a poppy-red Erdem dress, a vintage Balenciaga City bag (“Apparently they’re making a comeback,” she says), and more than a few G. Label sweaters.

BeautySecrets to Looking Like You Just Came From the Hair Salon“I’m that person,” laughs Rachel Northway, founder of The Northway Edit, a clean-beauty consulting company. “If I’m going to a salon, I take all my hair products with me.” Most of the time, though, Northway does her own blow-outs at home. Here, her step-by-step technique.

BeautyDo You Need to “Skin Cycle” With Retinol?Giving your skin a day or two off from an active treatment can sometimes help your skin tolerate it better overall—and this is particularly true with retinol. But the time in between retinol applications can be more than just a “rest”: by using other active treatments in its place, you can bolster your skin with extra benefits.

TravelThe goop List: 26 Exceptional Museums and GalleriesFrom historic institutions to new-on-the-scene galleries, these are the art world destinations we think are must-visits right now.

Wellness5 Things That Improved Our Oura Sleep ScoresSince getting Oura rings, a few goop editors have been able to dial in their sleep routines and optimize their scores. Some of us tweaked our habits; others went in on new gear. Here are the five tips that helped the most.

WellnessA Q&A with the Innovative MD Who Introduced Us to Bovine ColostrumSarah Rahal, MD, shares her journey from pediatric neurologist to founder—along with the health crisis that changed her life.

BeautyGwyneth’s “No Makeup” Routine"When my skin is in good shape, I feel my best: most me and most confident, even with my freckles and crows’ feet," says Gwyneth. "I rarely wear makeup unless I’m in front of the camera. Part of that’s great skin care, but a few easy makeup touches really add polish."

PodcastGwyneth x Caroline Myss: On Living a LieTwo decades ago, GP read Anatomy of the Spirit for the first time. It’s a book she’s returned to again and again over the years. And now she’s met its incredibly wise author: Caroline Myss joined GP on stage at In goop Health for a conversation on the mind-body-spirit connection. There, GP asked Myss about being a medical intuitive (Myss says we’re all born medically intuitive), the difference between intuition and hypochondria, how the chakras correspond to health and dis-ease, and how we can speak the truth—to ourselves. When we don’t, Myss says, we end up creating false narratives: “Then you’re going to live a lie. It takes a lot of effort to live a lie.” And at the very end of their chat: Myss tells GP the one thing that she believes is the most powerful tool we have for healing.

StyleBarn Jackets, Ballet Flats, and More Fall Hero PiecesOur seasonal shopping strategy? Pick up a few key pieces that, when styled with the clothes you already own, will generate an array of new looks.

BeautyHow to Grow Out, Shape, and Tweeze Your Own BrowsJimena Garcia is one of the world’s most sought-after brow artists. She’s famous for super flattering, near-perfect arches, but now she’s encouraging a little more imperfection for all of us: “Right now, it’s more about nurturing, maintaining, and, if you want to enhance your brow shape, using product, rather than trying to change the shape entirely.” Here, Garcia’s best at-home tips for shaping, tweezing (turns out when you do it matters), trimming, and growing out your brows.

BeautyEditor Obsessions for October: The Best Concealer, Chic Nails, and an Actual-Seaweed MaskAlong with new, ultra-moisturizing lip gloss in five delectable shades, we discovered a sexy fall perfume, a famous makeup artist’s absolutely incredible concealer, a moisture-bomb mask made of real, taken-straight-from-the-ocean seaweed, and more.

TravelThe Hilltop Tuscan Resort with Something for (Almost) EveryoneJust an hour’s drive from Florence, Castelfalfi is the kind of place that captures all the charm of Tuscany in the most luxurious way.

BeautyWhat Can Bond Repair Do for Your Hair? Frizz? Split ends? Dullness? Flatness? While there are plenty of surface ways to renew damaged hair, bond-repair treatments aim to help repair it at a deeper level, penetrating the hair fibers more thoroughly than, say, a deep conditioner.

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