Radical Women: Kim Hill's Brooklyn boutique with a community mission
Kim Hill is the owner of a special boutique in Brooklyn called Radical Women. She explained the origin of the name.
Mama Cax, fashion model and disability advocate, dies
Mama Cax, a Haitian-American model and blogger, has died.
Virginia biochemist crowned Miss America
Organizers wanted to make it clear the 99th Miss America competition isn't your grandmother's beauty pageant, and their winner did just that on Thursday.
New fashion magazine proudly leaves photos unretouched
A new fashion magazine showcases women of all shapes, sizes, colors, and backgrounds. And all the photos are unretouched.
‘Black girl magic’: Miss America, Miss USA, Miss Teen USA and now Miss Universe are all black women
Zozibini Tunzi joins the ranks of black women dominating the 2019 beauty pageant circuit as the new Miss Universe.
Miss Universe 2019 crowned, Steve Harvey blunders again
Miss South Africa Zozibini Tunzi crowned Miss Universe 2019.
Caring for your skin during winter
The cold, winter weather can be brutal on our skin. The same beauty routine you follow in the summer isn't always good enough to keep your face healthy when the seasons change. Jhoanny Pena, is a skin care specialist and the owner of Manhattan Skin and Laser Center, discusses the steps you should take to keep your face radiant all year long. Reported by Dari Alexander
Leftover fabric finds a new use instead of ending up in landfill
Designers such as Marc Jacobs, Oscar De La Renta, Express, J. Crew and others produce hundreds of thousands of pounds of fabric that normally just gets dumped in a landfill. But a New York City nonprofit has found a way to take that unwanted fabric and give it new life.
Kylie Jenner sells stake in beauty empire for $600 million
Kylie Jenner is selling a stake of her beauty business to CoverGirl owner Coty, in a deal that values the reality TV star’s company at about $1.2 billion.
East Village Shoe Repair
East Village Shoe Repair is a tiny shop in Bushwick, Brooklyn, that cranks out big designs. Sure, they fix shoes and zippers on bags. But custom-made wedges helped put them on the map. Somewhere along the way, the funky bespoke styles began to appeal to stars like Madonna and Rihanna. Reported by Christal Young
Tie-dye fashion makes a comeback
The tie-dye trend may be a “blast from the past,” but according to Vogue Magazine, it’s back now, bigger than ever, and it’s selling out of stores quickly.
Why are people dressing up less?
When it comes to fashion, the times they are-a-changin’. It used to be that people would put on a suit and tie before getting on a plane, and the idea of a “casual Friday” was absurd. But now, stores like Lululemon are raking it in producing “athleisure,” clothing you can wear to the gym or any number of other places. But not everywhere has embraced allowing people to dress down on a day out.