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We all love savage Rihanna. She’s the only person who can outdo herself. After all she did tell us that she was a SAVAGE! In the 19 years since Rihanna signed her first recording agreement with
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Apart from clothes, as the main ingredient of the fashion “language”, the designers can direct facial expressions, music, the runaway background media, and the way the body moves on the runaway to communicate an idea.
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With a roster of rappers who continue to support Black culture and hip-hop culture, we are drafting rappers that represent our cultural views. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH KULTURE HUB.
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With work from home still officially a thing, you can bet that networking as a creative is going to remain a conundrum.
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Rap music is a rebellious sport that knows no bounds at times and rejects ideals set forth by white oppressors.
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Many designers are taking humanity as its concept, exploring nature, sustainable textiles, and post-pandemic complex matters.
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Whether from exterior influences or if it is coming from inside ourselves, toxicity will take over your mind and body.
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The Jeans Redesign is focused around a set of guidelines, created by the Foundation, along with over 80 denim experts.
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Williams is focused on making history with his theme song, “History In The Making,” considered for a Grammy nomination.
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As new technology is becoming cheaper and more readily available, more designers will incorporate it into their clothing lines.
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Imagine vibing-out with Rihanna on a beach smoking a joint. Or hanging out with Cardi B or Megan Thee Stallion before her club performance.
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Founded by sustainable fashion activist Céline Semaan, this new installment from the Slow Factory Foundation is granting free environmentally responsible and culturally diverse information toward critical advancement for the fashion industry.
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Founder and owner Lily Forbes Shafroth, just launched an exciting new capsule collection made entirely from vintage fabric collected from around Detroit in part to raise funds for social justice in Detroit.
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“With consumers spending abundant time at home, many aren’t purchasing new pieces as often as they normally would,” Behrenfeldt explained.
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Melo and his associates reimagine the creative spaces and cultural landscape for diversity and the underserved, starting within the fashion industry.
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This unique mix of attributes serves as the backdrop that takes us to their California roots, as well as an exciting new three-year partnership between Dockers and Waves For Water founder Jon Rose.
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It is safe to conclude that there aren’t enough people of color at these brands - people of those cultures in any position of power. Originally published on Forbes.com.
Increasingly, consumers are demanding transparency from fashion labels and want to know about more than just the price or fabric type. They are concerned about diversity among fashion brands’ and who they are representing.
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It’s hard enough to get out the door to be social especially with quarantine in effect. The introvert must be relieved to not have to be present in social settings they are used to like work environments while skipping the anxiety and fear of missing out on gatherings.
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Originally posted on Forbes.com. Updating protections for employees of the garment manufacturing industry, Senate Bill 1399 was passed. But one employer is re-opening after reporting 150 COVID cases at its facility.
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