With a team of seasoned professionals and the best beauty products on the market, celebrities always appear absolutely impeccable, so it should come as no surprise that their fans want to emulate their looks. Hollywood beauty lines and collaborations with successful brands have been extremely lucrative in the past, with stars such as J.Lo, Victoria Beckham and Kim Kardashian getting in on the action. Countless A-listers have dipped their toes into the skincare and cosmetics world. Click through our photo gallery to see the best celebrity makeup collections out there...

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You’ve pressed “send” on every last RSVP – now, it’s time to dial up the glam. The fastest way to upgrade your style for this year’s festivities is to think outside your same old beauty box. Take a page from these can-do-no-wrong beauties and try on one of these holiday looks, which are sure to turn heads while you’re busy reaching for the bubbly. <em> By: By Meghan Kirkwood</em>

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<p>By 2022, <a href="/tags/0/kylie-jenner"><strong>Kylie Jenner</strong></a> is on pace to become the first billionaire in her famous family. The reality star’s big payday is all thanks to Kylie Cosmetics, launched just two years ago. According to some estimates, one of her products (from Lip Kits to KyShadows, KyLiners and KyLighters) sells every five seconds. While eight-figure milestones used to take luxury designers like <a href='/tags/0/tom-ford'><strong>Tom Ford</strong></a> a decade or more to achieve in the beauty business, she has managed to tackle it less than two years.</p><p>Kylie’s also leading the charge of booming online beauty businesses that are catering in large part to millennials. They’re known as digitally native – that is they were born on the Internet, cultivated huge followings one swatch at a time, and sell direct to consumer. “In the beauty world right now, every individual wants to create their own personal brand. No one wants to be like anyone else,” says Amy Chung, beauty analyst at NPD Group. “Everyone is on the hunt for that next cool niche brand that not everyone knows about right away.” It’s a similar shift that happened in the fashion world with fast fashion brands like <a href="/tags/0/zara"><strong>Zara</strong></a> and <a href="/tags/0/hm"><strong>H&amp;M</strong></a>, notes Amy. “Turnover time was so quick, there was a disruption and now [it’s] moved into beauty. These newer niche brands are more nimble and turnaround time is faster so they can get products to market faster to meet this insatiable demand.”</p><p>Read on. Here are a few of the big players you need to know. <em>-- By Jill Dunn</em></p>

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