Kimberly Wilson
Contributing Editor at Essence
founder @wearehued.
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3 days ago |
essence.com | Kimberly Wilson
Every July, New Orleans transforms into the epicenter of Black culture, music, and empowerment as hundreds of thousands descend upon the city for ESSENCE Festival of Culture.
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4 days ago |
essence.com | Kimberly Wilson
Kendrick Lamar just made history again. And while Drake is somewhere punching the air (sorry, OVO fam), his Seattle show with SZA brought in $14.8 million, which broke his own record by about $5 million from a show he did in Minneapolis back in April. Now if that weren’t enough to make you pick sides in this beef (that is of course, besides the actual song, ‘Not Like Us’), I’m not sure it will.
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1 week ago |
essence.com | Kimberly Wilson
There’s nothing I love more than luxury on a budget. And Dossier does it, but does it right. The fragrance brand, known for their reputation as the “go-to” brand for inspired-by fragrances (you’ve probably seen their ads promising Tom Ford dupes and Maison Margiela alternatives), has long since mastered the art of creating luxury scents at an affordable price, and I’m completely here for it. And while I’m all for a good dupe, what caught my attention recently is their new Color Factory collection.
Cocktails And Culture Collide: How This Brand Turned The AMAs Into A Marketing Masterclass | Essence
1 week ago |
essence.com | Kimberly Wilson
I love a good sponsor moment as much as the next person. Trust me, I do (get your bag, okay?). But most brands show up to award shows and immediately do too much (imagine having to take a shot every time they mention an award is “presented” by so and so brand, or they run generic promos over and over again throughout the show?). And honestly, it waters down the experience overall, whether you’re in person or tuning in virtually.
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1 week ago |
essence.com | Kimberly Wilson
Seventy-five years ago, a young woman from Harlem stepped onto the courts at the 1950 U.S. National Championships and changed tennis forever. Her name? Althea Gibson. Gibson became the first Black player to compete in what would later become the US Open and now, the United States Tennis Association is paying tribute to her legacy with the 2025 US Open theme “Celebrating 75 Years of Breaking Barriers.”Although monumental, this recognition is long overdue.
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