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One of the most anticipated galas of the year is upon us. Fashionable fundraising is the name of the game this weekend, as charitable foundation, Bigger Than Sneakers hosts its event of the year: the Cincinnati SneakerBall!
Ever considered art therapy? It can be quite the outlet to express your feelings and emotions, but through art. In the realm of art therapy, Megan Havlin stands as a reputable expert. As the founder of Meghan Havlin LLC, she brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the field, utilizing art as a powerful tool for healing and self-discovery.
Cincinnati local Gabrielle Buckley set out to own a business that is not only kind to customers’ wellbeings, but to the environment too! Univerisity of Cincinnati student Victoria Meyer shares Buckley’s story about her journey to sustainable living and why it is so important to live a earth conscious life.
The Cincinnati community is welcomed to embrace their creative side at The Refuge Art Center. This up and coming art center is located in East Walnut Hills opened on July 14th.
The Bey hive was out in their mirrored, black, and cowboy accouterments for THE Queen’s arrival to Soldier Field. Check out some of our fave looks of the night!
In a concerted attempt to get out and properly fall in love with this city that I have been enamored with since putting roots down in the Greater Cincinnati Area in 2018, I am getting out more this summer! Not only am I in love with the city’s architecture, food, and events, but I am in love with the style that I see on people and their willingness to werk the camera!
June 16-June 19th is a celebration of black culture in the Greater Cincinnati Area! Valor and Virtue Productions put on their 2nd major fashion show, Fashion on the Fountain on June 18th.
Cincinnati is home to an immense amount of art, talent, and delicious food. A perfect opportunity to experience galleries of art, local talent and food is at the event known as Art After Dark hosted by the Cincinnati Art Museum, located in Eden Park. This event takes place from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. the last Friday of every month, excluding November and December due to the holiday season. Admission is free to the public and all ages are welcome.
This past Sunday (May 28th), Cincinnati Style Report held its first ever launch party! 27 models strut their stuff at the Woodlawn Community Center in collections from Nicole Scott, Me By Lee, and Fabletics!
A Light to Rejoice is a holiday themed short story written by local novelist Kenion Lathan. Enjoy the first portion of his beautiful holiday romance tale here online. Be sure to pick up a copy of our 2022 Holiday Issue for the conclusion of this beautiful story of forbidden love, family, and secrets!
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