Justin Rodriguez is a creative based in New York City. He’s an actor who’s forging his ways into being his true self, at all times, on and off the screen. Acting is his calling and he’s one of the many talented Latinx creatives you should look up to.

Alessandra Mai Vinh is an Italian-Vietnamese actress, dancer, and creative based in Los Angeles. We’ve interviewed her and discovered bits of her journey on how is it like to be an immigrant and a creative in the USA: a rewarding blessing.

There are different reviews out there that analyze this series, but I personally believe that this show has the potential to be a good tv product, long-term speaking.

The priorities in a creative’s life never go to sleep and they must be kept in mind all the time!

The Curly Flower decided to talk to Diana Sinclair, a very young creative who saw the potential in NFT and its vibrant community. Her story inspires many traditional artists and new creatives, seeking a constructive pivot in their careers. Go Diana!

It was a set of introspective moments that I took out of this workshop. With the works of Rikki and Antoine at Black Fashion Fair, I was able once again to see the value of my background and the future plans that the team and I at The Curly Flower want to make happen.

A Toronto-based start-up had a brilliant idea: to provide an accessible platform for you and your mental health.

How are capitalism, consumerism, and classism depicted in American fashion?

Quien lo diría/que se podría/ser el amor por telepatía

If you want to get rich in love, you’ve got to diversify. You’ve got to find different channels to pour your love. Love is one feeling with different emotions and outcomes.

Daily wonders and solutions from a recent international graduate student based in 2021 America.

Fashion journalism is much more than reporting news: it’s a stylish form of writing, with poise in words and in storytelling.

#WeBeat2020 with Neriah McBain at CoLab Studios in Brooklyn, NYC

I hope to get it there, wherever it is.