It’s that time of year again… Valentine’s Day. We all know it’s coming when Christmas is over, and the shelves of our local supermarkets are already stacked with heart-shaped delicacies and teddy bears that a ...
This week we were blessed with not one but two documentaries on the infamous Frye Festival. While Hulu’s Fyre Fraud seemed to focus more on the lead up and planning of the festival, Netflix’s Fyre: ...
Fashion has always been labelled as superficial. It is fundamentally about how one looks, and capitalizes on how people view themselves and others from an aesthetic perspective. Its ephemerality and transient nature mean that trends ...
Five months ago I received an email about a book called Slay In Your Lane by Yomi Adegoke and Elizabeth Uviebinene and two things struck me. The first, was that despite the book being labelled ...
If you haven’t heard of Pat McGrath at this point, you simply have not been paying attention. The world of makeup has long been familiar with this woman, whose name is synonymous with success in ...
For years, the publishing industry has been regarded as out-dated, unwilling to modernise, and incredibly exclusive. Some have branded it as ‘pale, male and stale’. Despite diversity initiatives, traineeships and internships targeted towards BAME candidates, ...
Social mobility and the “come up” is often glorified as a dramatic, earth shattering experience in which an individual ascends to a status that their peers can only dream of. However, I argue that this ...
A huge amount of makeup enthusiasts have complained about the lack of inclusion in the makeup industry. So, when Fenty Beauty’s campaign for the 40-shade range Pro Filt’r Matte Foundation launched, the world was shook. ...
City Hall. Central London. Dressed in an Alexander McQueen powersuit, Naomi Campbell met Sadiq Khan for the first New Vogue discussion interview. A momentous occasion with two, iconic British Citizens, yet, I was sceptical. Sceptical ...