Paris was free enough to allow Black ambition. In the 1950s, Dorothea Towles Church was a muse for Dior, Balmain, Schiaparelli. I'm in conversation on Church's legacy & what it still teaches us about beauty, access, ambition on July 30 | 6pm @SCADFASH https://t.co/RcxtfCjgs0
Fashion icon Audrey Smaltz took power by ignoring the gatekeepers entirely.
My latest for EBONY breaks down her path from working with Yves St. Laurent to EBONY Fashion Fair to backstage dominance at New York Fashion Week.
Read the full interview: https://t.co/98uW52czQL
@georgesantos The level of hypocrisy and disingenuousness here is staggering. But I get it, George. You are following in the tradition of a long line of divas, namely #DestinysChild and #GloriaGaynor, you are surviving out here in these streets like err-body else. 🤗😳
Technically, I believe that @rihanna was the first Black woman to lead a luxury fashion house with @LVMH’s FENTY MAISON which closed down in 2021, but congrats to @walesbonner nevertheless. Looking forward to her interpretation of @Hermes_Paris menswear.
You Are Invited!
Join me on Wednesday, Aug 6 in ATLANTA
at
SCAD FASHION MUSEUM
I am hosting the Panel “Atlanta’s Finest Photographers”
coinciding with the current exhibition “Campbell Addy: Stillness of Elegance”.
RSVP For Tickets Here: https://t.co/5R0CusWKjz
Santa Baby 🎅🏿— Eartha Kitt, 1957.
The song was once banned from southern radio stations. After being released in 1953, it quickly became the top selling Christmas song of the year.
Billboard basically said you can touch Beyoncé in sales, streams, & tour sales, all of those things are numbers & can be manipulated. But you can never touch her in Talent, Art, Impact, Cultural relevance, Consistency & Longevity.
WHAT A FCKING GAG LMAOOO
Fast fashion is antithetical to sustainability. It takes the amount of water an average person consumes yearly to make one white t-shirt. And how can fashion ever be sustainable when the industry's nature is to sell you new clothes every season?