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Inside L.A.'s Coolest Homecoming Dance

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By Indya Brown
| 10 Magazine USA
In a week when most of the city already starts to feel lighter (and the traffic starts to get better) from the exodus of transplants going back home, the massive space at 800 Alameda was ironically-but also expectedly-packed.
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In The Studio: Who Decides War | Essence

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By Indya Brown
| Essence Verified
The Tumblr age has birthed a slew of names and superstars—some of whom are only now peaking, like Tyler, the Creator and Frank Ocean. Also born from the flames of reblogs and reposts is the streetwear brand Who Decides War. The principals behind it, life partners and business partners Everard Best and Téla D’Amore, remember that era well. “That’s how we started our business,” says Best over a video chat. “Instagram and Tumblr were the key channels for building our core fan base.
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How To Apply Minimalism To More Than Just Your Wardrobe

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By Indya Brown
| Essence Verified
Nana Agyemang After years of sharing space with a roommate in a one-and-a-half bedroom on the Upper East Side, creative entrepreneur Nana Agyemang was more than ready to find a space of her own. The goal was simple—a modern and neutral space that could be the ideal backdrop for Agyemang’s other career as a fashion content creator. “ I was tired of paying booking fees for studio rentals in New York City.
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