
ESSENCE Fashion House: All The Solo Street Style Looks We Loved
When attending an ESSENCE Fashion event, there are no fashion rules except to come being authentically you.

When attending an ESSENCE Fashion event, there are no fashion rules except to come being authentically you.

Our fashion favorites online from February 14th-21st.

Ever wonder how a model spends fashion week?

Going to a holiday party? A makeup artist breaks down the martini makeup trend’s decadent olive eyeshadow and rose-beige lip.

“When you really believe in who you are, there is no dollar amount that’s going to make that change.” – Young Paris

The film celebrates the Black designers who birthed the Hip Hop fashion culture that has become a global phenomenon.

“If it’s being [expressed] in a public space, we’re expected to be very pulled up and very safe. We’re saying the same things, but folks only want to hear it in a certain way.”

WeLoveUs.Shop partner Tea Please turns rich, dessert flavors into loose-leaf teas that let you indulge with less sugar and more intention.

Dominique Birdsong's gorgeous line of handbags, Ziva Naseer, a WeLoveUs.Shop partner, are inspired by her grandmother and her own time living in Abu Dhabi.

Patrice Chappelle and son Bron are filling a long-overlooked gap in the beauty industry, while creating clean, natural products.

Chinenyem Nwadiugwu is helping women transform skincare routines into mindful moments that nourish the spirit.

From billion-dollar empires to history-making tours, these are the Black women who generated the biggest earnings in entertainment this year.

From newly approved congressional maps in Texas to major changes in national park access and immigration enforcement, here are the biggest political, legal, and cultural stories shaping the week.

Founder Ashley Sutton's Hustle & Hope is a stationery brand merging intention, motivation, and real-life guidance.

Next year’s elections could reshape representation in Congress and set a new milestone in U.S. political history.

A Supreme Court case on executing offenders with intellectual disabilities could reshape what “cruel and unusual punishment” means for everyone.