the 25-year-old New Yorker has blessed us with a whimsical exploration of the infinite boundary between dreams and reality. In a collection of glorious alternative R&B vignettes produced by Everett Orr, Raveena adopts a conceptual framework that invites listeners to journey through her teenaged sub-conscious
Such eclectic taste defies any one label; at once campy and elegant, trashy and chic, she is unselfconscious about the potential juxtapositions between these elements of her outfits.
It is a basic (or at least should be) human right to let people decide how to live their lives and to make decisions for their bodies and lifestyles. Taking the ability to have options away based on someone else’s religious or moral beliefs is unconstitutional
What a better way of tidying up your bag by seeing what you can fit in it. Seen all over Spring Summer 19 fashion shows, tiny bags are taking over all 2019 and we’re packing our essentials only.
“As much as we’d like for things to happen and for them to happen now, we just have to be very attentive to the process, and patient because a lot of things are happening. There are a lot of things we can miss, there are a lot of things that could go a certain way that we don’t necessarily see going.”
Previously, drag queens were not considered artists at all, but with the help of popular media, it has become apparent that drag is much more complex than the audience might assume. Here are four drag queens that are making modeling an art form once again.
I first heard of Lizzo when I saw a video of her playing her flute, benevolently named Sasha Flute, that went viral on Twitter. From there it was an immediate follow.
The American vision of French or Parisian beauty is full of red lips, baguettes and thin women with wispy bangs. This image leaves little room for women of fuller figures and darker skin or women who’d like to wear a color besides blue, white or red.
The 63-piece collection is aptly named “Release 5-19” named for the date in which the previews for the line originally dropped. The collection was influenced by photographer Kwame Brathwaite, best known for his photos documenting life in Harlem during the 1960s.
