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Chelsea Alana

Atlanta
As seen in: C. Alana
Covers:  Fashion, Beauty, Lifestyle, Travel, Food
Doesn't Cover: LGTBQ, Transgender, Gender Identity Topics
Influencer | Social Media Specialist | Author

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Chelsea Alana is a Social Media Specialist and Influencer making waves in the digital world. Creator of guidebooks for Micro-Influencers, she helps others leverage social media to create passive income. With a savvy blend of creativity and business acumen, Chelsea earns over 6 figures a year, inspiring and guiding aspiring influencers to achieve their dreams.

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Discovering Huggies Baby Wear for My Little Man, Tre

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By Chelsea Alana
Hey there, fellow moms (and dads too)! If you’ve been following my journey, you know that life has been a whirlwind since welcoming my precious baby boy, Tre, into the world just a month ago. Let me tell you, being a #BoyMom is no joke—especially when it comes to finding cute, stylish outfits for my little man! I never imagined that dressing a baby boy would be this hard! Every store I go to seems to have the same color palettes, themes, and styles.
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Designers Turn Up for ‘Sleeping Beauties’ Media Preview at The Met

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By Chelsea Alana
A strong showing of designers turned up at Monday morning’s media preview of the Costume Institute’s “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Amid the 400-person crowd were Joseph Altuzarra, Thom Browne, Pierpaolo Piccioli, Phillip Lim, Stephen Jones, Felix Chabluk Smith, Olivia Cheng, and Richard Malone, among others. All of the above have pieces in the 220-piece show, which spans from the 17th century to 2024.
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Coty Continues to Ride Fragrance Boom

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By Chelsea Alana
The fragrance effect continued to drive sales for Coty in its third quarter, although profits came in below Wall Street forecasts. The beauty company, which holds licenses for the likes of Burberry, Gucci, Marc Jacobs and Davidoff, saw net revenues rise 8 percent to $1.38 billion in thethird quarter of its fiscal year ended March 31. Analysts polled by FactSet forecasted $1.37 billion. Within that, prestige net revenues increased 8 percent and consumer beauty revenues rose 6 percent.
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