Photography by Diego Bendezu | Fashion by Saulú Santana
An indescribable style, a powerful personality, and a necessary “je ne sais quoi” make for the perfect pop princess. A star is born.
by Lara Arbid
Photography by Amina Gingold | Fashion by Lucy Bermudez
It takes a lot to stand out in the hip hop world today. Cue Anik Khan, the Queens-based rapper with a magnetic energy and compelling story.
by Athanasia Efthimiu
Photography by Tiffany Nicholson | Fashion by Kendal Steensen
Music by the emerging artist Mafalda has a magical effect of awakening your emotional side. As soon as one of her songs surges through your speakers, her beautiful lyrics, voice, and vibe tug at your softer, more solemn self.
Photography by Faisal Mohammed | Fashion by Israel Mejia
The scene: an early 80s evening at Studio 54. We step out with none other than Ms. Grace Jones as our wingman; “Pull Up to the Bumper” and get ready to party
by Mimi Chang
Photography by Jason Barbagelott & Van Van Alonso | Fashion by Lisa Bae
It’s no secret that the Bronx breeds musical talent. Maxine Ashley is no exception and is not one to be slept on. Broken into the music scene at age 13, the singer / songwriter is no stranger to the industry and intends to run it by her own rules.
by Adair Smith
Photography by Diego Bendezu | Fashion by Emma Lillian
Welcome to the age of millennial rappers, where feminism is cool and social media is where you’re found.
Photography by Franey Miller | Fashion by Kelsey Olivia Ferguson
With an anarchist attitude and a forward style, we revisit one of the most iconic youth movements of years past. Who says punk is dead?
by Mimi Chang
Photography by Andrew White | Fashion by Sam Bates
The journey of finding one’s self can be one without a distinct beginning or end. Often times a lifelong quest, these existential crises can hit anyone. Since we’re all still figuring our own shit out we sat down with singer / songwriter, Quiñ to talk about her journey of how she re-met herself to realize her musical destiny.
by Israel Mejia
photography by Marc Pilaro | fashion by Maleeka Moss
Over the years, Azealia Banks has established herself as one of the most promising musicians of our generation. However, her career has become almost synonymous with controversy, as the media has painted a negative picture of the complex character. We sit down with the New York City prodigy to discuss her musical process, the double-standards against black women in the music industry, and why you shouldn’t count her out just yet. Don’t call it a comeback.
There’s a wealth of happiness and romance all in the golden afternoon
Photography by Charlie Hawks
Fashion by Mia Jackson
All clothing, shoes, accessories this story by Isabel Hall