Tag: Trends

Gut Cleanses Work? Black Wellness Trends Explained

There is no product that will remove toxins from the body, according to gastroenterologist Dr. Janice Fields. Marketing claims everything from mental clarity to overall wellness, but some products just trigger diarrhea. If it sends you to the bathroom, it's doing just that. The waste was already there, liquefied. It's pulling out mostly water. That waste was already in your gut, and the cleanse isn't reaching into your cells to pull out hidden toxins.

NY Fashion Week Street Style Looks | The Root

New York Fashion Week took over the city from Sept. 10-15, but the style wasn't limited to the runway. Fashion enthusiasts stepped out in bold looks, color-coordinated ensembles and creative styling that showed just how much personality New Yorkers are packing into their outfits this season. While designers held it down indoors, The Root hit the pavement to scope out the stylish looks New Yorkers were serving up.

HBCU Surge: The Truth Behind the Numbers

Our students are not running from. Our students are running toward. They are running toward Historically Black Colleges and Universities to belong before defending their belonging in the larger world becomes a daily test. That is the story of HBCU enrollment surging, and it's a story that deserves to be told without a foil. They are not settling for us; they are selecting us.

Black Men’s Fashion Debate: Bedazzling Trend Divide

Recently, rap icon Fabolous caused a stir on social media when he was spotted wearing a head-to-toe bedazzled outfit on a night out. Critics across Instagram and TikTok dubbed him "Cinderfella," while supporters argued he was ahead of the curve. The "Into You" rapper addressed the noise directly on his podcast, stating he really does not care what people think and wears whatever he wants to wear.

HBCU Fashion Trends Coming in 2026

In just a few weeks, students all over the country will be walking down the various halls of their college campuses to usher in another start of school season. But when it comes to HBCU students in particular, you already know they're going to strut to their campuses in tiptop fashion! That's why we thought it'd be fun to take a look at how some of the students already came to give you a good gauge as to what you can expect here soon.

Summer Fashion Essentials 2026

This summer, the internet has been flooded with fashion trends from Gen Z. Whether you like classic polo shirts, enormous handbags, or are looking to refresh your shoe rotation, Gen Z is serving up a fun and funky range of aesthetics. Oversized handbags, Havaianas flip flops, capri pants, kitten heels, polo shirts, bandage dresses, button-up shirts, Vibram Five Finger shoes, midi skirts, loafers, wedge heels, and backless dresses are all having major moments. A big theme this summer is bright colors and wild patterns, with Gen Z making sure their outfits are seen when they step outside.

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