Sephora is breaking fresh ground with Hulu through a docuseries that peeks into the backstage world of musical artists and their relationship to beauty. Titled “Faces of Music”, the three-part project spotlights Victoria Monét, Chappell Roan, and Becky G in moments leading up to their performances, capturing the way makeup and routine shape their time in the spotlight. Each artist reveals how self-expression and personal style ground them before they step on stage. Becky G embraces this ritual to lean into her sense of identity. Roan finds it calms the wave of a growing fan base. Monét, balancing career and motherhood, channels a new sense of self-assuredness.
“Sephora has long been a champion of honoring each individual’s self-expression,” said Zena Arnold, Chief Marketing Officer at Sephora U.S. in a press statement. “With Faces of Music, we’re taking that commitment to the next level, exploring the artistry demonstrated in beauty and music, showcasing how these incredible musical artists use both mediums as powerful tools to define themselves and share their art.”
This venture arrives as Sephora continues expanding stateside, steadily opening new store-in-store spaces across the country and broadening its roster of clean and inclusive brands. Through Faces of Music, the retailer doubles down on its core ethos: celebrating creativity in every form. With Hulu as a partner, the docuseries blends the backstage buzz of live shows with a candid look at how these performers use beauty to enhance confidence and stage presence. It’s a snapshot of music, makeup, and the subtle ways they intersect.
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