“Take a look at how African Americans make their decisions, whether it’s physically or digitally… what we found is that when it comes to making decisions, we abundantly are going to use recommendations as our first line of research,” Cheryl Grace, Nielsen’s Senior Vice President of U.S. Strategic Community Alliances and Consumer Engagement, told NNPA Newswire.
In WE tv’s “Angel Brinks/ The Real Bling” we get a behind the scenes peek on how the hip hop fashion queen balances her life and her demanding work.
Her ability to display clothes and merchandise in shows, magazines, newspaper ads, on film, etc. was exceptional.
The BET Experience is not just a place where you can see celebrities playing dodgeball and recording artists perform. While there are many activities for people to get into, BETX showcases Black Business excellence with their variety of vendors who sell their wares throughout the weekend. Colorways and Toeboxes fans were in for a special treat as the show host Wuzgood ran a pop-up shop throughout the weekend. The network gave her total control over what the shop sold. Along with being a sneaker expert, Wuzgood is a fan of fashion. “What I wanted to do with it is curate
The Styled by Love E app is going to make looking good a little easier.
We look at the amazing contributions Black men and women have made to the world of fashion.
For clothing designer and entrepreneur, Karolyne Ashley, it all begins and ends with love.
This vendor is bringing a unique and original sense of style for those not afraid of being themselves.
The online company allows customers to purchase neckties, bow ties, silk pocket squares, and much more in a variety of colors, patterns, prints, and materials.
The event had various interactive exhibits designed by high school students. Exhibits included electronic emoji backpacks, phone app controlled neckties, and 3D printed ice pops
Elizabeth Laine brings together fashion and humanitarianism.
Students at Los Angeles Trade-Technical College Experience fashion legacy and mentorship with FLAIR 2017.
Jun. 30 Presented by the California Market Center (CMC) and non-profit kids mentorship organization Red Eye, “Fashion with a Cause” comes to The Pavilion on 10B at the CMC in Downtown Los Angeles on June 30th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for a charity shopping event benefiting local community youth programs. Check out a curated selection of contemporary brands at sample-sale prices for women, men, and kids, or enjoy delicious treats and drinks from some of L.A.’s local vendors. There will also be a free fun portrait hub, complimentary refreshments, fun creative activities for the kids, and more. Admission
Jun. 30 Presented by the California Market Center (CMC) and non-profit kids mentorship organization Red Eye, “Fashion with a Cause” comes to The Pavilion on 10B at the CMC in Downtown Los Angeles on June 30th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for a charity shopping event benefiting local community youth programs. Check out a curated selection of contemporary brands at sample-sale prices for women, men, and kids, or enjoy delicious treats and drinks from some of L.A.’s local vendors. There will also be a free fun portrait hub, complimentary refreshments, fun creative activities for the kids, and more. Admission