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AlgoFace is combining its technology with MeSpoke's algorithm to allow MeSpoke users the option of auto-tagging when uploading visual content. It will have the ability to detect key elements such as apparel, beauty products, and eventually brand logos.
Meet boss babe and founder of Krippit, Melissa Chung, who pairs fashion and tech to create a new, 3D printed, heel protecting device.
2018 has been a year of many ups and downs for the beauty industry. As the year draws to a close, it’s important to take a moment to highlight the great strides beauty brands have taken to be more inclusive of women of color. Highlighted below are some of these milestones.
This year’s annual Victoria Secret Fashion Show, which aired on December 2nd, was no different from past shows--the models were all one size (skinny), cis, and their skin tones varied within a narrow spectrum of beige (with the exception of a few). Although the brand claims that the runway was 50% models of color this year, one thing was for certain: they clearly haven’t learned anything about the importance of diversity.
Reminiscent of Aaliyah’s street but sweet persona, the collection features moody shades alongside saccharine peachy nudes in glossy burgundy packaging.
The first installment from the campaign, for which Crosse and Michael served as creative directors with assistance from acclaimed hair stylist Yancey Edwards and stylist Steffany Allen, is a photo shoot (shot by Ken Robinson) that features models of different sizes, ages, and races. The social media campaign highlights these models in an editorial manner to shutdown the notion that beauty comes in one package.
On Sunday, June 24th 2018, Netflix released an advertisement focused on celebrating over 40 black actors, directors, and creatives.
