Must Read: Winnie Harlow Launches Cay Skin, Can Byredo Turn Itself Into a Beauty Powerhouse?

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These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Wednesday.

Winnie Harlow launches Cay Skin 
Winnie Harlow is getting into the beauty game with the launch of Cay skin, a line of sun-care products made with gentle, island-based ingredients and high-performance skin-care actives. The range includes face and body sunscreens, a daily protective lip balm and nutrient-packed body oil. The products are available online at Cayskin.com and will launch in-store at Sephora in April. {Fashionista inbox} 

Can Byredo turn itself into a beauty powerhouse? 
Byredo is benefitting from the luxury fragrance boom and carving out its own success, having doubled its pre-pandemic sales and effectively launched new cosmetics categories. Business of Fashion's Tamison O'Connor catches up with Byredo founder Ben Gorham to learn how he built the brand and laid the groundwork for its explosive growth, as well as how the fragrance label is preparing for its skin-care debut. {Business of Fashion

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Gabriella Karefa-Johnson collaborates with Weekend Max Mara for Spring 2022 
Stylist Gabriella Karefa-Johnson teamed up with Weekend Max Mara to create a Spring 2022 collection rooted in playful maximalism — a reflection of her own colorful and print-heavy style. Karefa-Johnson shares her inspirations for the vibrant collaboration, the focus on silk scarves throughout the range and her love for statement-making outerwear in a Kristen Bateman piece for Vogue. {Vogue

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