Harlem’s Fashion Row’s 16th Annual Fashion Show & Style Awards brought the essence of “Remix” to life, celebrating 50 years of Hip Hop and intertwining the past with a glance into the future through a floral, boombox, and concrete set as a backdrops to gender-expansive runway presentations.
HAUME founder, Antoinette Arrington, shares a personal note on the practice of self-investment and care, demonstrating how the two are deeply seeded into the lifestyle and decor brand’s mission.
Explore the creativity of designers at Paris Fashion Week, as fashion journalist Tiffany Harrison highlights her favorite moments of innovation, creativity, and mastery craftsmanship that will inspire creativity beyond the runway.
Tracee Ellis Ross, in an intimate conversation with CRWNMAG, reveals her arsenal of self-care tools for thoughtful living and takes center stage as the luminary cover star of The Beauty Bible, a newly launched print issue available for purchase online.
New York-based interior designer and Lumens Innovators Council member Alvin Wayne curates a decadent dining space saturated with rich, nature-sourced hues and a maximalist ceiling, where the Crown Major Chandelier by Nemo takes centerstage.
Belgium-based photographer Whitley Isa collaborates with Pouchka Duval Wille, a hair and makeup artist, on a photography series centering the beauty and professionalism of Black natural hair in corporate settings.
A Mother’s Letter is a photography series by Chucha Studios that aims to bring visibility to the experiences of Black mothers to build community. This series showcases the story of Sophia Said, a young Black woman’s journey with pregnancy as she reflects on her choice to become a mother and the experiences that followed.
Upstart brand, Shekudo’s NYFW debut reveals how The Folklore Connect and RAISEfashion are a powerful resource exchange, uniting two organizations intentionally focused on advancing BIPOC designers, from New York, London, Nigeria, Ghana, and around the world.
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.
An artfully fruitful set serves as the backdrop to luminescent portraits and an intimate dialogue with Ross centered around authenticity.
IN AN INSPIRING PERSONAL ESSAY, KHARI CLARKE SHARES HOW HE TAPPED INTO HIS INNER RESERVOIRS OF RESILIENCE TO FACE HIS MENTAL HEALTH, ULTIMATELY LEADING HIM TO A LONDON MOVE AFTER A LIFETIME OF CALLING NEW YORK HOME.
“IT’S OUR STORY, OUR ANCESTRY. THAT DOESN’T CHANGE, NO MATTER OUR INCOME OR POSITION IN LIFE.”
– MELISSA SAMUEL, CELEBRITY NAIL ARTIST AND FOUNDER OF FINESSE YOUR CLAWS
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.
Our Resident Writer, Marleisse Stephens, pens a powerful written essay and short film immersing readers in the divine design of leisure and lifestyle in the epicenter of the Caribbean – Kingston, Jamaica.
“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
