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By Kerane Marcellus ·Updated March 12, 2024
We’re so close to putting away those wool coats since spring is swiftly approaching. This upcoming season means shedding heavy layers in favor of light ones, creative styling, and of course, staying cool and comfortable. The springtime is perfect for experimenting with new spring trends for the season like the ones we have listed below. We’re here to prepare you for the warmer days ahead,
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By Kerane Marcellus ·Updated March 12, 2024
Recently, rapper Moneybagg Yo posted on his Instagram about his lunch with Oscar-winning actor Denzel Washington. The Memphis-bred rapper posed in a black T-shirt while Washington wore a black Adidas track jacket and one other gleaming object. The timepiece that the actor sports in the second slide is an Audemars Piguet watch. It included a silver strap with an array of diamonds adorning the crown,
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Nuuly By Robyn Mowatt ·Updated March 12, 2024
When scrolling through Nuuly’s app it’s nearly impossible to not compare it to its competitor Rent the Runway. If you’re used to the sleek look of the latter and the way that it categorizes brands and what type of look you’re going for Nuuly will take some getting used to. Where RTR feels a bit stiff, Nuuly notably is >outside the office.
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Getty Images By Kerane Marcellus ·Updated March 12, 2024
In the early ‘10s, celebrities and civilians alike were seen wearing some interesting trends, now one has made a comeback, peplums. As the decade transitioned from the early aughts to the 2010s. You’d see fedora hats, “hipster” framed glasses with or without the lenses, suspenders, skinny high-waisted jeans, flats, and peplum tops. These tops were often available in a scubasrc=”https://www.essence.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/GettyImages-1456759822-scaled.jpeg” alt=”Is The Peplum
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By Robyn Mowatt ·Updated March 11, 2024
The 2024 Oscars red carpet yesterday evening in Los Angeles provided a moment for stars to showcase their most fashionable selves. A bevy of actresses including Gabrielle Union, HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA – MARCH 10: Gabrielle Union-Wadeattends the 96th Annual Academy Awards on March 10, 2024 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by John Shearer/WireImage)
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Pinterest By Kerane Marcellus ·Updated March 11, 2024
The app prides itself in always thinking of inclusion. The body type tool will have four body type ranges to choose from when searching for customized results. It’s part of a larger effort toward AI-powered technology that is “additive rather than addictive,” according to a statement by the company. The new tool is powered by Pinterest’s patent-pending “body type technology,” which uses shape,
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By Kerane Marcellus ·Updated March 11, 2024
This weekend in fashion had some standout moments that we had to highlight like young actresses Marsai Martin and Skai Jackson both wearing a LaQuan Smith dress to the 2024 Oscars. One wore a short bright orange gown while the other wore a lime green dress. Supermodel Adut Akech also attended the Oscars in an eye-catching long Valentino gown in a vibrant shade of green.
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By Skylar Mitchell ·Updated March 7, 2024
The patronage of and programming for art museums is a visible functionality of collective education. But it also facilitates a public chronological categorization of human expression. Institutions serve as repositories of a shared heritage that, hopefully, will live beyond the artworks themselves in the hearts and minds of a perpetual audience. It is a heavyweight, but it is perhaps no better understood than by the
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By Robyn Mowatt ·Updated March 6, 2024
Cord Jefferson’s American Fiction is a rallying cry for individuals who are tired of the conversations surrounding diversity in publishing. The film is a well-written and smart analysis of how unseemly white critics and gatekeepers appear when they’re referencing works by Black authors. Aside from these ideals, the Amazon and Orion Pictures project which is based on Percival Everett’s Erasure provides a moment to reflect