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Best Celebrity Fashion Looks for Summer
This summer has been all about serving looks and Black celebrities have been dishing up fashion moments that we cannot get enough of. From Paris Fashion Week to the BET Awards to street-style fits, Black Hollywood stars have given us jaw-dropping outfits to add to our Pinterest boards. As the summer heats up, we decided to highlight the best fashion moments this summer.
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North West Flaunts New Lip Piercings on Paris Fashion Week Runway
North West is showing off new additions to her piercing collection at Paris Fashion Week. Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's 13-year-old daughter arrived at Vetements' show Friday with her signature blue hair and two new angel bite piercings on her top lip. North has been expanding her piercing collection over the past year, including a dermal hand piercing and nose piercings. She wore an all-black Vetements outfit with platform boots and accessorized with a spiked choker.
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BET Awards Fashion Disasters Through the Decades
In just a handful more days, the 2026 BET Awards will take over Los Angeles, bringing all the fun, music, swagger and fashion to the culture. But while there will be plenty of red carpet looks that'll sparkle and shine, there will no doubt be folks there that completely miss the mark.
FASHION
The Best Black Celebrity Fashion of 2026 So Far
Discover the best Black celebrity fashion moments of 2026 so far. From the Oscars to the Grammys, these stars are serving up must-see looks!
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Megan Thee Stallion Rocks Psychedelic Swimsuit at Miami Swim Week
Megan Thee Stallion's "Hot Girl Summer" began by baring it all in a tiny one-piece bikini and tight ponytail.
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Met Gala Best Dressed: Nia, SZA, Doechii, Ciara
Met Gala 2026 best dressed: Beyoncé leads the charge as SZA, Doechii, and Ciara deliver pure high-fashion art. Witness the most iconic red carpet looks today.
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Sanaa Lathan on Essence Magazine July 2026 Cover
Sanaa Lathan, Nina Compton, Mara Brock Akil, and Nikole Hannah Jones by Peace Bureau for Essence. Stories by Blk Baby Bliss, Coolhand Oak, and Shelby Stewart. Stylists: Manny Jay and Bryon Javar. Editorial Director: Ghostwriter Vic. Manager: Shelby Stewart. Art Director: So Lit. Visuals Director: Hashtag Bre. VP Creative: Praise ODG. VP Social: Mention Me. Director of Talent: D Ricks.
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Jennifer Pedranti’s Son Caught in California Brush Fire
Jennifer Pedranti says her son was among several people involved in a brush fire near their Southern California community. She said the behavior is unacceptable and they are deeply sorry to their community, calling it a tough learning moment for their family.
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Fatal Shooting of Corey Ruiz in Wisconsin
The Madison community is asking familiar questions after another police encounter ended with a man shot dead: What happened? Who will be held accountable? And why do these moments continue to expose deep fractures between law enforcement and the communities they serve? The fatal shooting of Corey Ruiz has reignited those conversations, bringing protests to the streets and putting Madison's history with police violence back under the microscope.
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Black Woman’s 5 Life Rules at 108
Susan Young Browne of Delaware has lived through the Civil Rights Movement, the invention of the internet and more. At 108, she's showing no signs of slowing down. As a fiercely independent woman who lives alone, Browne knows a thing or two about life, and she's sharing her five rules for living a long, fulfilling one.
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LeBron to Philly: Will He Ever Surpass Jordan?
King James is taking his talents to Philly, joining Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid for one last ring chase. But while Michael Jordan earned his legacy by staying in Chicago and building a dynasty through adversity, LeBron is relying on his old playbook: finding the easiest path. That's why he will never reach Jordan-level greatness and why the GOAT debate is officially over.