Teneshia Carr

Images Courtesy of Designer Words by Teneshia Carr At 120 Wooster Street, two enormous black ants stand near the entrance of the new Marc-Antoine Barrois flagship. Sculpted by French artist Jean-François Fourtou, they represent patience and perseverance. They are whimsical, slightly surreal, and entirely sincere. Like almost everything in the space, their presence carries meaning. The SoHo boutique is the Maison’s first American flagship, following locations in Paris and London.

Fashion Photography courtesy of Stine Goya Words by Teneshia Carr In her latest collection, the Danish designer explores personality, color, and the quiet confidence that comes from dressing for yourself. Fashion often asks us to commit to a single identity. The minimalist or the maximalist. The romantic or the creative pragmatist. Entire wardrobes are built around […] The post Stine Goya Designs for Every Version of You appeared first on Blanc Magazine.

Photos by Louisa Meng Words by Teneshia Carr There is a quiet revolution happening in music, and Baby Rose is one of the artists standing at its center. At a time when emotional distance has become its own aesthetic, the Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and producer is making a case for vulnerability.