Natalie Massenet, founder of Net-a-Porter, has been touted as ‘the woman who changed the way we shop’. Now, she’s at it again. In a bid to take a slice of the 36% of online purchases made via mobile, Massenet is launching The Net Set; the world’s first mobile, shoppable social network.

With the average women buying the wrong foundation seven times before finding her perfect shade, shopping for makeup isn’t easy. Now, Sephora is launching its Beauty TIP Workshop – a concept store blending digital technology with expertise to offer a flawless beauty buying experience.

The average woman spends £18,000 on make-up in a lifetime. Beauty Pie – a ‘buyers’ club for beauty addicts’ – aims to help them make the most of their money, delivering products to buyers hot off the factory floor. But can an online shop with no ad budget hope to topple industry giants?

The modern world offers much to be celebrated for young adults, yet many are struggling to stay positive. The ‘All Worth It’ campaign from the Prince’s Trust and L’Oréal Paris seeks to tackle this. How is it helping anxious Gen Zers at a time when it’s easy to be bogged down by an uncertain future?