WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA – JANUARY 22: Recording artist Rihanna attends The Daily Front Row’s 1st Annual Fashion Los Angeles Awards at Sunset Tower Hotel on January 22, 2015 in West Hollywood, California.
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IN A FORTHCOMING ABRAMS BOOK BY MARCELLAS REYNOLDS THE AUTHOR PAYS HOMAGE TO FEMALE ENTERTAINERS SUCH AS CHAKA KHAN, GRACE JONES, MISSY ELLIOTT, AND MORE.
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Thankfully, the days of one or two Black models being the fashion industry’s It girls are gone.
Read More »VOGUE: ‘Supreme Models’ Tracks the History of the Black Model in FashionYouTube’s Black Voices Fund has released a new six-part documentary—Supreme Models—based on journalist Marcellas Reynolds’ book Supreme Models: Iconic Black Women Who Revolutionized Fashion.
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BLACK VENUS curator Aindrea Emelife and entertainment reporter & bestselling author Marcellas Reynolds discuss the evolution of Black women in visual culture.
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Please join me for a book chat and signing, celebrating my new book, SUPREME ACTRESSES: Iconic Black Women Who Revolutionized Hollywood, at the legendary Book Soup on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood. I’ll be chatting about all things Supreme Actresses, its creation, and the women included inside, and I may chat a bit about my first book, SUPREME MODELS!
Read More »Book Signing at Book Soup – Friday, April 8th, at 7:00 pm!
Recently, GQ.com posted this article hailing the return of the FLARE! Anyone who really knows me knows that this is my look, and I can’t wait for fall because I have been HOARDING bootcut, stovepipe, flared trousers for years now. I adore this silhouette and shall be WORKING it during my book tour. I especially like looks 1 and 3.
I’m so over the tyranny of the short skinny trouser, shrunken blazer, and the JEGGING ON MEN. I was not fond of the entire last decade and the ridiculousness of Thom Browne dressing grown men like pre-pubescent, post-World war II private school children or extras from a Pink Floyd movie/video. Yes, I just referenced The Wall.
The National Arts Club presents a conversation with Marcellas Reynolds, author of “Supreme Models: Iconic Black Women Who Revolutionized Fashion.” Reynolds discusses how Black models have been influencing fashion and pop culture for decades, reshaping the standards and boundaries of beauty. To watch the video on Youtube click here!
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