BET Awards Fashion Icons
Last night, Sunday, June 28th, saw the annual BET Awards for 2026! Celebrating black culture and influence within the music and entertainment industry, many celebrities turned out for the award show and left many viewers stunned in their breathtaking suits and gowns! The first to turn heads was Teyanna Taylor! Gracing the red carpet in […]
Great Dame of Fashion Editors Dead At 94
Former executive editor for the long-standing fashion journal, Women’s Wear Daily, Etta Froio has recently passed away at the age of 94. Despite facing a lengthy battle against Alzheimer’s disease, the late Froio has sadly died in the early morning, Thursday, June 11, 2026. However, despite leaving many people saddened and shocked in the wake of her […]
Purses: My Guilty Pleasure
Okay, so I am a little late in my obsession with this, but trust me when I say: I love purses. Like, a lot. After buying a cute little purse last summer, my obsession with purses has awakened, and I fear it may never stop. And I do not want to. Every girl has to […]
Trash Or Class
In our modern society, it is evident that nothing is equal. Whether it is gender, race, or ethnicity, there is a prevalent inequity that creates a divide between people. This is especially true when discussing class. When a person in a lower socioeconomic situation decides to dress simply, they are immediately criticized and condemned for […]
Thrifting Is Not What It Used To Be
In the past, the act of thrifting used to be a cost effective way to purchase slightly used donated items that still can be used and repurposed. Instead of throwing such items away, thrifting was a way to discover items that could then be utilized and reused for other people when another person no longer […]
Fashion: Expression or Social Status?
In the past, fashion was seen as a personal choice. Depending on what one wore, you could tell if they were happy, sad, excited, or shy. Back then, clothes were more than something we simply wore. They were statements. They were expressions. And most importantly, they were an extension of the person who wore them. […]
