Fashion

For Dagi and Elise Tegegne, integrating their Ethiopian and U.S. cultures while raising a son and starting a fashion business has been a “journey.”

Clothing is more than a fashion statement, it is a reflection of one’s cultural identity.

Cultural fusion, driven by the convergence of diverse cultural upbringings, fosters innovation across industries.

Whereas fashion and beauty might be universal languages, the expressions thereof vary from culture to culture.

U.S. culture is one that has long been amongst the most influential in the world, shaping the entertainment world along with fashion trends.

Carnival is an annual celebration deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of Trinidad and Tobago.

Vogue fashion magazine captures the natural beauty of black Servicewomen who have recently been allowed to wear their natural hair on duty. This is an astounding progression for black women all over the world.

Tartan is a textile that holds importance to Scottish ancient history and culture. The plaid pattern and woven fabric consist of repeating equidistant lines and stripes.