Lil Wayne rocking his camoflage shorts,high white socks, sweatshirt and his 1 million tattoos at HOT 97’s 2011 Summer Jam.
Toya Carter’s bachelorette party
Look of the day : The Brooklyn Circus look
Dwight Elder,or Shooter, a photographer from Oakland has outdone himself with this photoshoot.
Elder teamed up with The Brooklyn Circus recently and the outcome was fab!
I chose these photos because of the classic esthetic.
Clothing items.
Vintage fedora hat
Mustard yellow sweater
Denim jeans
Bow tie
If your in the SF-Bay Area and want to shop at The Brooklyn Circus. Stop by their store in San Francisco — 1521 Fillmore St. or call (415) 359-1999
If you’d rather shop online then click here.
All photos courtesy of Dwight Elder.
Would you wear this for graduation?
Graduation season can be a stressful time –hair, make-up, pumps and dresses.
I am here to offer some looks to choose from for your graduation ceremony.
First Look: Melody Thornton
I like this look because it is light with a bold green color that works for the spring meets summer season. The dress is short but is balanced with a longer sleeve which is classy. I think that this dress would be fabulous if you add a chuncky necklance and studded earrings. As for the pumps, I would pair the dress with a nude pair from Aldo’s or Bakers.
Update: Writings and published articles
I haven’t been posting regularly lately because of finals and writing for The Campanil. Many of the stories I have been writing have been feature profiles on Fashionistos and Rappers.
Recently, I have become angered by songs and experiences with sexism in which I chose to write about to express my emotions. Writing has become an outlet and a space for me to share with you all.
Check out some of my writings:
Forget bringing sexy back — rappers Y.G., Tyga and Nipsey Hussle want to bring sexism back
I need a b*tch that can f*ck, cook, clean right!”
Screenshot from the YG (Feat. Tyga & Nipsey Hussle) – “Bitches AInt Sh*t” video. Click to view the video. (Youtube)This sexist rap line is mouthed by Young Money rapper Tyga on the remix of Rapper Y.G.’s ” B*tches Ain’t Sh*t.” The song originated by rap legend Dr.Dre’s 1992 song with the same title.
In 2011, I am utterly appalled that California rappers think penning a re-make of Dre’s “B*tches Ain’t Sh*t” is appropriate for my generation.
I believe that Y.G., Nipsey Hussle and Tyga are going along with the GOP’s white male agenda for dismissing women as inferior. The song comes at a time when our government is making big cuts to Planned Parenthood, education and welfare.







