How was your experience on Project Runway? At first I thought we were coming to model and participate in weekly challenges but they ended up giving us a voice this season they also gave us a chance to go up another level and show my fashion knowledge. For plus size women in the world it was a dream come true and I look forward to working with them again. What are two things that you have taken from the show as you continue your career? I definitely saw the epitome of making i

On March 16, 2018, Rich Homie Quan has finally released his debut album Rich as in Spirit after being away from the music scene for nearly two years . The rapper tweeted back in September of last year “they say you fall off when they don’t know your story!!! What God gave me could never fall off!!! Pay close attention #RichAsInSpirtit”. Which gave his fans a clue of his comeback in the music industry. The Atlanta native rapper served as a huge influence over the youth who fou

Here's what is leaving the streaming service this month: April 1st 30 Days of Night 88 Minutes Ace Ventura: Pet Detective Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls American Pie American Pie 2 Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown (8 Seasons) Apollo 13 Batman (1989) Batman Returns Batman Forever Batman & Robin Caddyshack Cathedrals of Culture (Season 1) Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) Cool Runnings Da Jammies (Season 1) Death Sentence• Dolphin Tale • The Dukes of Hazzard (2

Fashion always has a way of coming full circle. This season we’re seeing a lot of 80s/90s inspired trends that have resurrected on the runway and on the streets. Take a look at some of the old fashion statements that are now getting hype from the new generation. 1. Baggy Pants Like many early 2000s trends, the baggy-pants look has been slowly creeping back into the fashion scene. Those “loose fit trousers” that we all hated, may actually become cool again. Designers like Loui

One size fits all clothing have been very controversial in the last few years. Many feel as if it’s not inclusive and others aren’t bothered by it at all. The typical size of a one size fits all clothing is a medium. However, that leaves out many different shapes and sizes of women. The main issue of having clothing made to fit everyone is that it simply doesn’t! The only way that it would work is if every person has the same body type and of course that is not possible. Peop

The camouflage pattern has always been a popular trend among designers alike, but this one might’ve went a little too far with his design. Rapper turned Designer, Kanye West is being sued by Jordan Outdoor Enterprises, Ltd, the parent company of RealTree; which caters directly to the manufacture and marketing of camouflage patterns, for making an unauthorized copy of their Real-Tree camouflage pattern. Sources claim that Yeezy's team did in fact reach out and speak to a repr

Originally I thought that this was going to be a really simple list but, very quickly I realized that I may have a problem. Recently I’ve been stuck in a little rut and haven’t been able to venture out into the world of new stores. I’m a college student, so I REFUSE to be racking up any kind of debt for the sake of fashion so, I must shop within my means. Momma taught me that (well kinda…). So this list is going include both old and new thanks to a new favorite that I picked

First H&M, now ASOS. It seems like fashion brands just can’t catch a break when it comes to cultural respect. If you thought H&M’s “coolest monkey in the jungle” scheme was bad, ASOS was recently under fire for stocking a brand called Noose & Monkey, leaving the black community very disturbed. The word “monkey” has a heavy history behind it, as it was once used as a racial slur towards people of color. So having these clothing lines constantly featured on black models, aren’t

Co-creators, Kenya Barris and Larry Wilmore, have teamed up again, bringing us yet another funny and relatable comedy with a spin off of their hit show Black-ish. The family comedy centers around Dre (Anthony Anderson) and Rainbow (Tracee Ellis Ross) Johnson on the hardships of trying to raise their kids in a predominately white upper-class neighbor while still withholding their African American culture. Barris has now created the bold and binge worthy spin off named Grown-is

Companies like Target, LOFT, New York & Co, and Madewell are all set to release a plus size clothing line! All of these lines are targeted to women who love affordable fashion. In 2017 Target released a plus-size collection but it lacked diversity and cute clothing, so let’s hope that they got it right this time around! In February LOFT released a line of plus-size clothing that included extremely cute pieces that encouraged the curvy girl to wear prints and colors. The colle