Have you ever felt like the list of resources available to fashion students is endless, but you’ve never known where to begin?

Friend breakup after friend breakup has left me with trust issues, insecurity and most notably, with a lot less friends.

This past week I went to the Atlanta Fair. I took my teenage little brother and some of my own friends since we had nothing else to do on a Monday night, and the weather is finally breaking in Atlanta after a week of heavy rain.

Ah, concept development. We all know settling on an idea for an upcoming project is no small task.

In 2007, Madelaina Polk never dreamed that she’d be on the sidelines at Mercedes-Benz Stadium with a five-pound camera lens in her hand within the next decade.

Attention dorks, dweebs and dungeon masters alike: chances are you probably aren’t straight.

As a twenty-two year old black woman, I am often on the receiving end of some confused looks of disbelief when I tell people that I love baseball.

Before we get into this, let me make one thing clear: I am no genius.

Let’s be honest: the plastic crisis looks pretty grim.

When you think of trailblazers within fashion, many prominent names come to mind like Dior, Chanel, Fendi, Prada, Burberry and the list continues. I would study these brands, learn their history but admittedly, I was hungry to find designers who reflected me, a Black woman.