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Getty By Kerane Marcellus ·Updated June 30, 2023
Let those shoulders breathe as spring and summer are on the horizon. The off-the-shoulder trend is back in action, from tops and dresses to bodysuits. After almost a decade of being M.I.A., the bare shoulders trend returns to the top of everyone’s list of trends to add to their closets. You can wear an off-the-shoulder top or bodysuit as casually
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By ESSENCE Fashion Editors ·Updated June 27, 2023
This summer, there are several swimwear brands that have caught the attention of fashion enthusiasts who love the beach. From bold prints and vibrant colors to innovative designs and sustainable materials, these brands offer a range of options to make a splash at the pool or beach. Whether you prefer classic elegance, bold and trendy designs, or sustainable fashion, these swimwear brands
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By ESSENCE Fashion Editors ·Updated June 27, 2023
Hot girl summer has commenced with Jayda Cheaves’s, a.k.a. Jayda Wayda, newest endeavor as Pretty Little Thing’s brand ambassador. Filled with fierce statement pieces, splashes of metallics, vibrant abstract prints, breathable crotchet knits, and matching overall sets, the new collection will have you summer ready. Whether you’re heading to the beach, a pool, vacation, or dancing after a day in the water,
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Getty By Kerane Marcellus ·Updated June 26, 2023
Teyana Taylor is no stranger to the runway or fashion week. She’s walked for countless designers like GCDS and Philipp Plein and sat front row everywhere, from LaQuan Smith to Rick Owens. The performer and budding Creative Director is always one step ahead on all fronts. Her style this year has really set the precedent for what’s trending. She’s fearless
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By Kerane Marcellus ·Updated June 26, 2023
Black Queer fashion history is yesterday, today, and tomorrow. In celebration of Pride Month, every week in June, we will spotlight the contributions of prolific Black queer fashion designers.
Christopher John Rogers founded his eponymous brand in just 2016. His success from an emerging designer to now is fast but not an overnight success. Dressing everyone from actors and musicians to fashion it girls and drag
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adidas By Kerane Marcellus ·Updated June 23, 2023
Tulie Yaito is a visionary designer whose creativity knows no bounds. With a distinct style that seamlessly blends modernity and tradition, Yaito has established herself as a prominent figure in the fashion industry. Her designs reflect a deep appreciation for cultural heritage while simultaneously pushing the boundaries of innovation. It makes perfect sense that adidas would want Yaito to be
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By ESSENCE Fashion Editors ·Updated June 23, 2023
This week in fashion, more shifts take place with CEOs stepping down and venturing toward new projects, new collections that will lead us into summer, and wildcard creative director appointments. Lately, brands seem to think that celebrities are a lucrative choice for creative directors, and maybe they are right — but it still can feel left field. As these shifts keep taking
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Instagram By Kerane Marcellus ·Updated June 22, 2023
Who Decides War is one of the most influential brands in streetwear today. Founded by visionary duo designers Maya Thompson and Jamal Walker, this innovative and daring brand has become synonymous with creativity, empowerment, and pushing boundaries. At its core, Who Decides War is a brand that challenges societal norms and rejects conformity. Thompson and Walker use fashion as a
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By Kerane Marcellus ·Updated June 22, 2023
Yas, popularly known as @yasontheinternet, is a London-based TikTok content creator who has filled the “For You Page” with color. With her unique style, infectious energy, and creative ideas, she has garnered a significant following of almost 35,000 followers on TikTok and nearly 23,000 followers on Instagram.
This creator’s fashion sense is a blend of eclectic and trendy with a vintage flair. She effortlessly combines different