My colleague from London sent me a Facebook message a few days ago, telling me that former Vogue Creative Director Andre Leon Talley was on BBC Hardtalk. He wrote, “He Continue Reading
On the heels of Andre Leon Talley’s memoir the Chiffon Trenches, and in the midst of the Black Lives Matter movement, Legendary Vogue Editor in Chief Anna Wintour has finally Continue Reading
The recent murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, coupled with the agitation, paranoia, unrest, and ennui from Covid Quarantine, have produced an explosion of attention on past Continue Reading
Chinyere Ezie had time last year. After seeing Pradamalia Figurines that resembled Monkeys in Blackface in a Prada store window, Ms. Ezie, after tweeting about the incident, filed an official Continue Reading
By: Morgan Smith (@muvamorgs) The name “Virgil Abloh” is a name some may be just learning about and a name some may already know. Introduced into the industry by rapper Continue Reading
By: Morgan Smith (@muvamorgs) While many may view diversity and inclusion as a trend in the fashion world, Becca McCharen-Tran has had the concept rooted in her Chromat brand Continue Reading
By: Morgan Smith (@muvamorgs) for Fashion Bomb Daily As a globally-known supermodel with a walk that is hard to imitate and also hard to forget, Naomi Campbell has made Continue Reading
When Azahn Munas, designer and creative director of accessories brand MOGA, made the decision to exclude white models from the brand’s future promotional campaigns, he knew it would spark controversy. Continue Reading
The Cut Writer Lindsay Peoples recently wrote a story on the lack of diversity when it comes to Street Style during Fashion Week, entitled, “Street Style is Killing Itself With Continue Reading
The latest Blackface drama involves LA-based makeup artist @PaintDatFace, who thought it would be a good idea to share a photo of a white woman he painted to look like a black Continue Reading
It is a historical day: Edward Enninful has been named the Editor of British Vogue. The current fashion and creative director of W Magazine has previously worked for Italian and Continue Reading
Despite the various conversations that have circulated around Hollywood on the necessity and importance of diversity for media (especially over the past few weeks while gearing up for the Oscars), Continue Reading
Hey Guys! So today was kind of womp womp. I ran to catch the Louis Vuitton show at the Louvre, but was running a little bit behind…I thought I’d be Continue Reading
Young modeling superstars Chanel Iman and Jourdan Dunn grace the cover of Teen Vogue’s latest issue: Inside, the pretty young things talk about their outstanding careers, their sometimes contentious relationship, Continue Reading
The New York Times reports that Naomi Sims, sometimes referred to as the first black supermodel, passed away this past Saturday at the age of 61: The Pittsburg native overcame Continue Reading
Spring 2010 Menswear designers like Gucci, D&G, and Emporio Armani are currently showing in Europe, and I decided to pop online to take a look at the newest trends for Continue Reading
A few days ago New York Magazine gracefully linked to The Fashion Bomb’s story on Vogue’s Third Consecutive Issue Featuring Women of Color: Vogue diversifying their covers was great news Continue Reading
Check out Vogue’s May Issue Cover shot by Steven Meisel: With Liya Kebede and Jourdan Dunn, this makes Vogue’s third consecutive cover featuring black women. The layout kind of reminds Continue Reading
Jezebel reviewed runway lineups to see if designers were including more models of color. The result? There was definitely an uptick: They say, “There were 116 labels that held shows Continue Reading
Hey! So yesterday I took a break from the shows to just chill and party it up a bit. I ran into model extraordinaire Veronica Webb (who we wrote about Continue Reading
