Architectural Digest • 12th May 2023

Inside Ayesha Curry’s Bay Area Home Away From Home

The San Francisco condo, designed in collaboration with Pottery Barn, serves as the city retreat for basketball’s first family

Architectural Digest • 11th May 2023

Book Club: The Next Chapter Stars Share Their Favorite Italian Destinations

Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen, and Mary Steenburgen conquered the peninsula—and may have their eyes on Burning Man next

Essence • 9th May 2023

Daveed Diggs Leaps From The Stage To The Sea

Daveed Diggs speaks with such an extraordinarily spirited confidence that even if you didn’t recognize his famous face or voice, you would immediately peg him as an entertainer.

The Zoe Report • 3rd May 2023

Erykah Badu & Her Daughter Puma Are Entering A New Style Era Together

The rapid, ceaseless nature of the news cycle in our current digital environment means that a total phenomenon can rise out of nowhere, become a cultural force overnight, and wash away into irrelevance just as quickly. So, how exactly does one create staying power? Erykah Badu may have cracked the code.

Digital Party • 14th April 2023

“Rich mom” strawberries: the hype goes on

The chicest fruit on the internet is now in a store near you—if you live in New York or LA, that is.

The Zoe Report • 16th April 2023

Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ Is Defining A Whole New Party Aesthetic

Hints at the sartorial language of this new epoch of Bey have sprinkled down to the masses, but really, the sonic world built by the pop phenomenon in 16 tracks is more than enough to nod to a dress code. Renaissance might just be the most thematically cohesive work of Beyoncé’s career, one that gestures directly to a certain retro, flashy, and opulent club-wear aesthetic.

The Zoe Report • 26th March 2023

The Bride (And Groom) Wore Papa Don’t Preach

Shubhika Sharma’s Mumbai-based label Papa Don’t Preach by Shubhika does it all — bespoke wedding wear, flashy party clothes, shoes, jewelry. Her offerings are varied but the line’s vivacious spirit is the throughline, as seen in its many bright colors, intricate embellishments and bold patterns. It’s a house style that demands all eyes, which is what makes it so ideal for brides on their big day.

The Zoe Report • 8th March 2023

Why Women's Suiting Is No Longer 'Borrowed From The Boys'

The right fit is a game-changer.

W Magazine • 24th February 2023

Lily Kwong Brings a Meditative Vision to the New York Botanical Garden Orchid Show

Using thousands of flowers and traditional Chinese artwork as inspiration, the artist tells a captivating tale of our ancestral connections to the plant world.

W Magazine • 17th February 2023

Antwaun Sargent & Helmut Lang Reconsider the Cowboy

“Helmut Lang Seen By Antwaun Sargent" is on view at the Hannah Traore Gallery on the Lower East Side through February 23. Though it finds its basis in the traditional iconography of cowboy lore, Sargent’s lens spans from Lagos to Los Angeles, beyond the badlands and the 1800s through to the present day.

The Zoe Report • 2nd February 2023

Don’t Let Disco’s Ashley Harris Turns Nostalgia Into Infectiously Happy Jewelry

“The Berry Wonder pieces are an ode to summer,” Harris explains. Her berry-themed offerings come in a rainbow of colors, and some even contain a drupelet or two in different shades to mimic the variation found in real berries. The finished products are masterfully rendered, and against my better judgment, I still kind of want to bite one.

W Magazine • 31st January 2023

With Earth Mama, Former Olympian Savanah Leaf Scores Big at Sundance

If anyone has the grit to forge their own entry into the notoriously exclusive world of movie making, it’s an Olympian. Savanah Leaf, a London-born, California-raised volleyball player, competed in the 2012 Olympics for host country Great Britain and found in the years following that her talents stretched far past the realm of athletics.

Essence • 17th January 2023

The State Of Young Black Hollywood

In an industry with more barriers than entry points, these are the platforms and programs introducing audiences to a wave of new Black talent.

Essence • 28th December 2022

There Were Over 50 HBCU Bomb Threats In 2022. Students And Faculty Are Opening Up About Their Experiences.

The selling point of attending an HBCU is the opportunity for Black academics to learn and live in community with one another. Some students even refer to the HBCU campus environment as a “bubble”—an insulated refuge from an overwhelmingly white world. While those bubbles are centers of Black communion where students can thrive alongside others like themselves, they are still permeable.

The Zoe Report • 28th November 2022

Loring New York’s Colorful Going Out Clothes Are An Art Lover’s Dream

Eveningwear inspired by masterpieces.

The Zoe Report • 17th November 2022

Emerging Italian Brand Des Phemmes Makes Every Occasion A Party

The embroidery work alone on a Des Phemmes garment could take up to three days. Embellishments are hand-sewn on each piece, and many styles are hand-dyed. The designs are the products of the brand’s commitment to meticulous Italian craftsmanship, and they command a commensurate level of attention.

Essence • 10th November 2022

The Good Work Of 'The Good Fight'

As the team at Reddick Lockhart closes their final cases, the series' stars and creators reflect on the legacy of the legal drama.

The Zoe Report • 9th November 2022

Model Adesuwa Aighewi Wants To Unite The African Diaspora Through Art

Her new Legacy project sells craftwork for a cause.

The Zoe Report • 3rd November 2022

Jewelry Designer Mimi So Knows How To Make A Celebrity Look Shine

She’s worked with everyone from Beyoncé to the SATC cast.

The Zoe Report • 19th October 2022

Maxwell Osborne’s anOnlyChild Makes Leftover Fabrics Feel So Luxurious

In with the old.