vintage chloe runway, silk de chine tunic w/layers, colors, jewels and a flow that gives LIFE! see more here
Flirty, Sexy One of a Kind and Hand Painted! Bought at the Patricia Field Store NYC… see more here
my trip to italy.. maze running, gondolas + graffiti, wine’n while walking, eating like “man chicas vs. food” and wearing that forever “natural glow” product like a champ- sweat. loved every.single.minute.
i found venice to be a bewitching city of light, water, beautiful chaos & surely a few mischievous spirits.. <3
Blacks, Blues, Black!
“Episode 1 of a 10-part TV series made by Dr. Maya Angelou for KQED in 1968 called Blacks, Blues, Black!, which examines the influence of African American culture on modern American society. As Dr. Angelou puts it: “What is Africa to me?” Includes scenes of Dr. Angelou in the studio discussing “positive Africanisms”: children’s games, dance, poetry, religion and the blues. She states: “The preachers and the blues singers are the poets of the black American world.” Also features views on location of children playing street games, of Rev. WR Drummer and Rev. JL Strawther preaching at the Little Zion Baptist Church in San Francisco and of B.B. King performing on-stage and being interviewed by Dr. Angelou. This episode was written by Dr. Angelou and produced by Tony Batten.”
i am beyond ecstatic to post this series written and hosted by Dr. Maya Angelou from 1968. it’s basically an introduction to African American Studies (/African diasporic studies) made for television. ever since i saw the Netflix documentary, “Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise”, i have been obsessed. she’s much more radical than the light she is generally caste in. this is such a gem. i hope you all watch all the episodes.
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