Our Winter 2025 issue’s cover star is music sensation LUCA. We sit down with the 22 year-old, singer, writer, producer, and musician to discuss the roots of his love affair with music and the thought process behind his latest EP, In Bloom. In Black Family Home we take you inside rooms that revive memories of Black heritage and culture at this year's Kingston Design Showhouse. In Brooklyn, interior designer Shari Francis of Dadapt talks to us about the nearly yearlong process of bringing a venerable Brooklyn brownstone back to life. As entertaining season begins, designer Alvin Wayne shares with us his tips for throwing an authentic holiday gathering. In City Stories we dig into the Black history of Chicago, founded by the intrepid Black trader, Jean Baptiste Point du Sable. And in fashion we take a look at the message behind Michelle Obama’s much-anticipated fifth book, The Look. Take a look back at history with us with this issue’s Icon: entertainer, activist, and spy, Josephine Baker, whose life and legacy inspired one of the newest collections at AphroChic Home. And in the arts get to know the very talented Anitra Terrell, the visionary designer behind Reflektion Design. We learn about her journey that begins in Philadelphia and moves through HBCUs, higher education, and Ghana, to her newly launched tabletop collection at AphroChic Home.
Our Winter 2025 issue’s cover star is music sensation LUCA. We sit down with the 22 year-old, singer, writer, producer, and musician to discuss the roots of his love affair with music and the thought process behind his latest EP, In Bloom. In Black Family Home we take you inside rooms that revive memories of Black heritage and culture at this year's Kingston Design Showhouse. In Brooklyn, interior designer Shari Francis of Dadapt talks to us about the nearly yearlong process of bringing a venerable Brooklyn brownstone back to life. As entertaining season begins, designer Alvin Wayne shares with us his tips for throwing an authentic holiday gathering. In City Stories we dig into the Black history of Chicago, founded by the intrepid Black trader, Jean Baptiste Point du Sable. And in fashion we take a look at the message behind Michelle Obama’s much-anticipated fifth book, The Look. Take a look back at history with us with this issue’s Icon: entertainer, activist, and spy, Josephine Baker, whose life and legacy inspired one of the newest collections at AphroChic Home. And in the arts get to know the very talented Anitra Terrell, the visionary designer behind Reflektion Design. We learn about her journey that begins in Philadelphia and moves through HBCUs, higher education, and Ghana, to her newly launched tabletop collection at AphroChic Home.
US Letter, 8.5” W × 11” H
116 Pages
Issue No. 22/ Winter 2025
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