18-year-old African-American named new CoverGirl
theGRIO REPORT - Ellen DeGeneres recently named 18-year-old Alexis Harris as a fellow CoverGirl...
Michelle Obama’s style ‘dreadful,’ says designer Vivienne Westwood
TODAY - Vivienne Westwood’s harsh tongue keeps getting her into trouble...
The top looks of Kerry Washington
SLIDESHOW - If her career and fashion sense both continue to grow simultaneously and exponentially as they have through 2012, we can expect Washington to become both a major style icon...
Iran runs altered images of Michelle Obama gown
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Iranian state media has run altered images of U.S. first lady Michelle Obama's Oscars appearance, making her gown look less revealing...
Black stars shine at Academy Awards
SLIDESHOW - There were not many African-American stars in conspicuous attendance at the 85th Annual Academy Awards, but those who did make a red carpet appearance did so in glamorous Old Hollywood style...
Rihanna debuts River Island fashion line to mixed reviews
A well-known singer, actress, and perfumier, Rihanna recently debuted her fashion line to mixed reviews during London Fashion Week on Saturday.
The first black cover models: Where are they now?
Here, we, salute the firsts, and give you an update on where they landed after their glam-filled youths. Where are the world's first black cover girls and guys now? Read on to learn more.
Jason Wu: Michelle Obama's designer of choice?
Michelle Obama's selection of a Jason Wu dress for attending President Obama's State of the Union address has caused quite a stir.
New York Fashion Week: David Tlale wows with opulent presentation
David Tlale is one of the premiere designers of South Africa -- and one of three black designers to show at this season's New York Fashion Week. His recent show eschewed the typical runway presentation, the couture creator opting instead to perch his models on low white risers in opulent looks.
Meet models who are making a difference
SLIDESHOW - Fashion Week isn’t only about glitzy runway shows and star-studded front rows; nor is the industry solely about dreamy designer pieces most of us can’t afford and rich, skinny models. Some of those beautiful mannequins and marquee names are as much about substance as style.
