Local Color NY is a premier full-service content creation & retouching studio based in Brooklyn, New York since 2014. We offer production, post-production and creative services for fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands across digital and print media. Clients include New Balance, Outdoor Voices and Ev
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Kempton & Co. is a small, but ever growing, established handbag and accessory design, production, wholesale & retail business. Established in Red Hook, Brooklyn in 2010 by Fiona Kempton, the brand is currently represented in over 100 retailers across the country and internationally.
LAPOINTE is a women’s designer ready-to-wear collection designed & produced in New York City. The eponymously designed collection offers the industry a collection of bold, easy and luxe designs based in monochromatic signature styling. Highlights include decadent outerwear, luxurious knits and moder
White collar work is the religion of the 21st century. It’s where we seek validation and meaning; it’s how we understand our place in the world. The office is the place where we come together in search of something larger than ourselves. Especially in the wake of #metoo, it’s where morals and ethics
Yellowjackets showrunners Ashley Lyle, Bart Nickerson, and Jonathan Lisco have a confession: They never meant to make you believe Jackie got out of the woods, even before we watched her die in the show’s first season finale.
“To our minds, in that scene, we’ve made very clear that Jackie died,” Lyl
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Retrofficiel: Posh 1990s Fashion Like Victoria Beckham
The musician-turned-designer had incredible style even during her Spice Girl days, and the good news is it’s not hard to recreate.
Saint Laurent’s Vesper Heel is the Shoe of the Moment
One of the most coveted shoes this season is Saint Laurent’s Vesper, which was introduced in the Fall/Winter 2021 collection.
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Kate Moss’s Style: The Evolving Wardrobe of Fashion’s Most Rebellious Muse
Taking a glance back at iconic British model Kate Moss’s historic looks, the fashion legend teaches us that while fashion changes with each season, style truly is forever.
An ancestral ritual that Virginie Khalifa cherishes, the founder of Sage Burners explains all you need to know about the shrub and the beneficial effects its burning can have on mental health.
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Since Harry and Meghan stepped back from royal life in early 2020, they have made their home in the U.S. And today it has emerged that they feel they are “unable” to return to the UK unless the police protection they feel is necessary to keep them safe is in place.
A legal representative for the Su
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The Haircut of 2022 is Already Here – And It’s from the ‘90s
We may have just started a new year, but hair trends have travelled back about two decades with the popular bixie cut.
The Haircut of 2022 is Already Here – And It’s from the ‘90s
We may have just started a new year, but hair trends have travelled back about two decades with the popular bixie cut.
The Haircut of 2022 is Already Here – And It’s from the ‘90s
We may have just started a new year, but hair trends have travelled back about two decades with the popular bixie cut.
The Haircut of 2022 is Already Here – And It’s from the ‘90s
We may have just started a new year, but hair trends have travelled back about two decades with the popular bixie cut.
In 2018, Jessica Pressler’s New York Magazine story “How Anna Delvey Tricked New York’s Party People” captivated the country. The piece detailed the work of woman known as Anna Delvey (born Anna Sorokin), a fake heiress who conned her way into the upper echelons of New York society, lived for free i