And when asked if she could go back to looking the same way she did 15 years ago, without cosmetic surgery, she said, “When I walk out the door, I want to feel okay — according to my standards. I can’t even tell you what those standards are. But you know how you feel when you feel most like yourself, whatever that means. I’m not without vanity. I guess I just don’t care enough about everybody else’s opinion.”
Courtesy the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery What does it mean to see and to be seen? Amy Sherald’s monumental solo exhibition, American Sublime begs this question. Spanning nearly...
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Source: WWD / Getty Venus Williams has always been a powerhouse on the court. But her latest win isn’t about titles, it’s about telling the truth and reclaiming her...
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Teyana Taylor is always open to talking about her boo, Aaron Pierre, and now she’s letting us know exactly how he handles her. In a teaser for an...
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Courtesy of Anastasia Walker Stylist Notebook is a series centering the career path of stylists on our radar discussing their largest inspiration sources. When I sat down with...
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Source: Mychal Watts Time and time again, the system has failed Black women, and when it comes to the recent allegations and case brought against Sean “Diddy” Combs,...
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