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Camay Abraham

United States
As seen in: Glossy, Preview Magazine, LS:N Global, Character Media
Covers:  Fashion, Tech, Culture
Journo | fashion, culture, tech MA fashion psy LCF Reflekt Mag, i-D, Dazed, Screen Shot, Fashion & Race Database commission me: camaybraham dot gmail

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Camay Abraham’s Biography

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I’m a journalist, researcher, and fashion psychologist. Writing about fashion, tech, and culture is my bread and butter.

Camay Abraham’s Journalist Portfolio

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Blueprint Lost & Found

Blueprint Lost & Found

The Philippines is a melange of Austronesian, Spanish, Chinese, and American histories which have their focal…

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How did halter tops become the go-to look for a hot boy summer?

How did halter tops become the go-to look for a hot boy summer?

Photo via Getty Images, Instagram, courtesy of Ludovic de Saint Sernin and Instagram As we recover from men's…

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Despite TikTokers talking in code, brands are getting in on the conversation

Despite TikTokers talking in code, brands are getting in on the conversation

As Gen Zers are too savvy to fall for gimmicky ads, businesses are working to make their marketing undetectab…

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Keith Lafuente Explores Filipino American Fashion through Ternos, Anime and Boy's Love - Hella Pi...

Keith Lafuente Explores Filipino American Fashion through Ternos, Anime and Boy's Love - Hella Pi...

Don't call Keith Lafuente a fashion designer - or do, he's not quite sure what he is at the moment. What we c…

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Digital Afterlife Market

Digital Afterlife Market

From ghostly AI holograms to memorials in Animal Crossing, the intersection of technology and funeral service…

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Why more people are wearing ineffective mesh masks

Why more people are wearing ineffective mesh masks

With policies changing, mesh masks are slowly being embraced as a transitional accessory. Is this the next ph…

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Articles

From fake wax noses to Blackfishing: a new norm of digital beauty?

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By Camay Abraham, Mira Nadarajah
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Image by Nora Smith and Olivia Schenker Who actually looks like their pictures on social media? If you say you’re 100% #nofilter, you’re a liar. But then again who isn’t? We all partake in tweaking our photos—smoothing out the wrinkles, popping the highlighter more, cinching the waist a bit—but how far will we tweak our looks for the likes?
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How the peach emoji became an anti-Trump symbol

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By Camay Abraham, Bianca Borissova
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How the peach emoji became an anti-Trump symbol How did the peach emoji become the symbol of political karma in American history? Like all things politics, it started with a scandal. On 28 December 2019, Nancy Pelosi, the House speaker for the House of Representatives, announced that President Donald Trump was charged with abuse of power for political gain, among a slew of other charges, leading to his impeachment.
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Could Chinese livestreamers have the answer to keeping brick and mortar retail stores alive?

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By Camay Abraham, Bianca Borissova
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Could Chinese livestreamers have the answer to keeping brick and mortar retail stores alive? Inside a luxury designer store in China, a pretty girl rushes past gushing about a pair of heels she’s obsessed with. She then tries on a flowy dress she took from the mannequin. Surprisingly, she isn’t accompanied by her squad of friends, but by a tripod, her smartphone, and the thousands of fans watching her.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Interviewing stylish Angelenos for Reflekt Magazine

Have you ever used a typewriter?

nope!

How is social media changing news?

It has more credence because it's fast and unfiltered compared to major news sites.