For black women, hair is often riddled with a mixture of emotions: fear and joy, pain and sisterhood. This new series of striking portraits and stories curated by Korantema Anyimadu celebrates black hair in all its glory.

Wase AgueleMarch 8, 2019

A comprehensive study of Black Twitter

We take a deep dive into one of the world’s most prominent cultural forces and it’s many (hilarious!) antics: Black Twitter

Yolanda SitholeFebruary 11, 2019

Sip, Read & Listen: issue 03 launch event

Cocktails. Conversation. Good vibes. A recap of our Issue 03 launch event.

Wase AgueleJanuary 18, 2019

She will not only climb mountains; she will move them too

An ode to the women of India, through the lens of Katya Abedian

Katya AbedianJune 11, 2018

‘Disrupting the Narrative’ panel discussion at Ace Hotel New York

Last month, we held a panel discussion on “Disrupting the Narrative” featuring three phenomenal women each recognised for their work. See the event pics and more.

Wase AgueleMay 17, 2018

Interview with SafeWordSociety Founder Kristen McCallum

When she noticed the overwhelming gap in QTPOC representation in media, Kristen McCallum started SafeWordSociety, an organization that fills the gap through podcasts, writing, and thought-provoking products.

Rachel LeeMay 13, 2018

0333-what's the whole fucking point?

We all buy things, we all need and want things. Yet, in the process, we may lose sight of the sacrifices that are made to keep this cycle of consumerism and capitalism going.

Ayoade BamgboyeMarch 22, 2018

A Conversation with the founders of Brooklyn-based brand L’Enchanteur

Designers Dynasty and Soull Ogun chat to our founder Wase about their design ethos, alchemy and the nuances of slow fashion in a fast fashion world.

Wase AgueleMarch 14, 2018

The power of the Amplification Theory

In honour of International Women's Day, we give you one our favourite pieces published in Issue 02. This article explores how women can give space and amplify the voices of other women

Adesuwa GMarch 8, 2018