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In this issue, our EIC brings you up to speed with the company post hiatus announcement. Plus, we're gathering intel for our re-launch efforts and spotlighting a rising creatives we're loving.

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“Jaguar” is the cosmic hug the world needs right now
Victoria Monet isn’t new to creating songs that hypnotize and capture the heart of millions. After all, she boasts songwriting credits on hits like “thank, u next” and “7 rings” by Ariana Grande, “Work from Home” by Fifth Harmony, and the more recent “Do It” by Chloe x Halle. She has spent time behind the scenes helping others but the aptly titled Jaguar shows us that she is just as powerful in the shadows as she is in the spotlight.

Channeling the energy of the titled animal, the collection of 8 songs not only teaches us the joys of sensuality and hunger but a lesson in affirming your personal power and strength. Monet’s music has always been a celebration of tenderness and the feminine but for Jaguar, she wanted to discover more about herself. In an interview with The Cut in May, Monet told the magazine that with the extra time quarantine has given us, she has been asking herself questions like, "what

“Jaguar” is the cosmic hug the world needs right now Channeling the energy of the titled animal, the collection of 8 songs not only teaches us the joys of sensuality and hunger but a lesson in affirming your personal power and strength. Monet’s music has always been a celebration of tenderness and the feminine but for Jaguar, she wanted to discover ...

Editor’s Note: Fashion’s Realism Era
Another Fashion Month has come and gone but, luckily, the runways' remnants are here to rub in all of the "you had to be there" moments most of us regular folk missed. I assume my invitation got lost in the mail yet again, but that's neither here nor there. As expected, many 2015 trends - vibrant yellow, frayed-hem denim, and off-the-shoulder sass - bled over into this year's collections. We saw avant-garde embellishing like the "maximalism" at 5:31 Jerome (a term I assume was coined by the designer), and rainbow tweed that has become synonymous

with Lagerfeld's most recent Chanel collections. While flamboyant ornamentation will never truly die, as it is quite relative to fashion design, relatable, comfort-centric fashion is the newest trend to overtake the mode scene. Revised workwear, block-heel shoes, and loose fitting 70s tops have been revitalized by high-end brands and is the bulk of what you'll find on the racks at fast-fashion

Editor’s Note: Fashion’s Realism Era Is an 1850s art movement revitalizing itself through fashion?

Singer Tate Is High-Street Atlanta
Tate wears dress by JD Noble.

Only because you guys love it when I open articles with a background story, I shall do the same today. I promise it'll all come together. Here goes! I'm winging it by myself at an art event, wishing for something to captivate me. Then, I see this tiny framed girl in a patterned robe tied over a crisp all-white look and co***ne white sneakers. Well-defined personal style? Check! I'm all in at that point, but it was Tate's performance of a "Hotlinebling" remix that truly won me over. She had a presence that was unlike any of the other artists, with a high-street vibe that complimented her sound. Fast-forward to now, her version of the tune is on my favorite playlist, and I got the opportunity to not only dress her for this editorial, but we chatted it up some as well. One thing is undoubtedly for sure: Tate is Atlanta's best kept secret. You know, the kind that's so damn good you must tell everyone about it? Basically,

Singer Tate Is High-Street Atlanta We did an editorial with Tate, Atlanta’s best kept secret, and one to watch.

Playlist: Sounds For Radical Liberation
The artists featured on this playlist have all extensively cataloged sounds to the tune of liberation. Sings songs of freedom, social injustice, faith, and resistance. We’ve selected a few of their most empowering songs that will, hopefully, inspire us all to unlock our own sense of radicalism. Get angry. Find hope. Act out.

Playlist: Sounds For Radical Liberation Magazine