Meet Tumi Brooks, the powerhouse leading Black artists into the spotlight of the global fashion and beauty industry through Vibe Village. As the force behind some of the culture’s most memorable campaigns, Brooks’ vision for the future is transforming artist representation and inspiring the trailblazers of tomorrow.
Meet MetalxWire, a Jamaican fine jewelry brand founded by Symoné Currie, and go behind the scenes of their campaign creative – led by Marleisse Stephens of The Belmont Agency and starring Shannon Chen-See Nehemiah as the model.
Feed your cravings and your soul with the vibrant flavors and sunshine of the islands with all-natural juices – the perfect pick-me-up, naturally.
The evolution of fashion in Africa has been marked by significant strides. The advancements, the challenges faced, and the hopeful solutions shaping the continent’s fashion narrative.
With her latest album, Beyonce is taking listeners from the dance floor to the country and back again. If you don’t think COWBOY CARTER is a country album, then I invite you to discover what country is.
Katell Schmitz, founder and creative mastermind of Reverielane, provides entrepreneurs with her expert knowledge in the art of offer creation through her comprehensive guide, sharing tools for turning dreams into reality.
Embark on a journey through the enchanting landscapes of Madeira’s majestic forests, Lagos’ picturesque backdrops, and Lisbon’s bustling cobblestone streets in Nomad, a wanderlust-evoking travel film by El Taylor that captures Portugal’s irresistible allure.
Embark on a journey through the enchanting landscapes of Madeira’s majestic Fanal Forest in a wanderlust-evoking travel film by El Films capturing Portugal’s irresistible allure.
Awaken your senses in Doca Do Cavacas, where the salt-scented air meets refreshingly cool volcanic rock pools sculpted by the awe-inspiring forces of Mother Nature – as seen in the captivating travel film “Nomad” by El Taylor.
Discover Ode, the family-owned and Black-owned boutique hotel on Dundas West in Toronto, Canada, a cultural hub that embodies the essence of hospitality for every traveler archetype.
When you think of Jamaica, what comes to mind? Beautiful beaches, reggae music, and vibrant culture, right? Jamaica’s “living culture” is what separates it from many equally beautiful neighboring islands. Welcome to the “island girl” guide to connecting with the contemporary traditions, everyday people, and locales in Jamaica.
The Soulhaus is a Webby Award recognized media outlet built by inspired Black creatives to house the un-documented stories of their modern-day creative renaissance.
Whether you’re jet-setting on vacation, making a grand entrance at an event, or simply running errands at your local grocery store, this roundup of handbags will ensure that you never leave the house without a touch of allure.
Earlier this year, two founders, Symoné Currie of MetalxWire and Marleisse Stephens of The Belmont Agency, collaborated on a digital campaign inspired by self-love and leaned into decadence, indulging in diamonds, and pursuing sensual pleasures for one’s own sake.
Feed your cravings and your soul with the vibrant flavors and sunshine of Jamaica with all-natural juices, the perfect pick-me-up, naturally.
JUICE is a photo editorial co-creative directed by Bel Downie and photographed by Marleisse Stephens, at Wickie Wackie Beach Bar in Bull Bay (Kingston) Jamaica starring multi-disciplinary Artist, Carpenter, Actor and Model Jeff Crossley who recently appeared as Coxsone Dodd in Paramount’s “One Love” biopic focused on the life of Bob Marley.
Awaken your senses in Doca do Cavacas, where the salt-scented air meets refreshingly cool volcanic rock pools sculpted by the awe-inspiring forces of mother nature – as seen in the captivating travel film “Nomad” by El Taylor.
At its core, Ode is fueled by a passionate and entrepreneurial spirit. Erica Herbert, who co-founded Ode with her family, migrated to Canada from Trinidad & Tobago in the 70’s, and one of her goals was to ultimately attain financial independence as a business owner.
Exploring Afro-surrealism and the beauty of Black women, this photo series includes themes of nature, water, and the boundless realm of dreams.
The Soulhaus is focused on the untold stories of the Black creative renaissance past, present, and global. Together, as residents of The Soulhaus, let us take up space and generationally unlock joy, wealth and wellness by designing our lives with intention.
“Dopamine-inducing decor may be the self-care we all needed after such a dark and uncertain time.”
– Michelle Wilson
When you think of Jamaica, what comes to mind? Beautiful beaches, reggae music, and vibrant culture, right? Jamaica’s “living culture” is what separates it from many equally beautiful neighboring islands. Welcome to the “island girl” guide to connecting with the contemporary traditions, everyday people, and locales in Jamaica.
The Soulhaus launched as the first digital media outlet solely dedicated to documenting the modern-day Black renaissance, through the lens of design and lifestyle culture around the globe.
Since the latter part of the pandemic, husband and wife co-founders Donald McCall and Jocelyn McCall have been passionately and painstakingly creating The Soulhaus in preparation for its launch.
“It was a heartfelt decision to commit The Soulhaus to furthering Black creatives. Within the design industry ecosystem, there has been a disproportionate underrepresentation provided to Black creatives, despite the innovation and essential contributions of the community.
With creativity as an agent that drives culture, it was crucial to create a digital safe space to authentically create opportunity and celebrate the stories of today’s writers, artists, designers, tastemakers, and culture-shifters.”
– Jocelyn McCall, Founding Editor in Chief
