River Island is like 35678x cheaper and less known than H&M and Topshop which are GLOBAL brands. Frih wishes.
Bey has done Giorgio Armani and Versace too. She can do whatever she wants, there are no limits for the biggest star in the world. But she's not an elitist and doesn't pander to the racist classist fashion world.
"Beyoncé doesn't support the racist fashion industry"
Covers L'Oreal with blackface in tribute to a Nigerian legend, of course.
I'm glad Rihanna supports black people in the fashion industry, working with Olivier and getting the nod from Naomi and Iman, breaking racial barriers and becoming the first black face of Dior.
No his point does not stand because he has tried that photoshoot over and over again with the same stale argument and been clocked every single time. A black woman paying tribute to her african heritage is NEVER racist.
No his point does not stand because he has tried that photoshoot over and over again with the same stale argument and been clocked every single time. A black woman paying tribute to her african heritage is NEVER racist.
Can't wait until we move on from this racial mess as a society.
Beyonce just covered Vogue. And did a collaboration with Giuseppe.
And always works closely with Givenchy.
I mean, just in this last Vogue September issue (you know, the important one only 3 black women have had), they were talking about... "The most powerful names of fashion today"
@papermagazine: When was the first time you realized the level of influence you had on fans?
@kyliejenner: I think it all started with my lips when I would overline them. I didn't see one other girl wearing nude lipstick -- I didn't even care about the lipstick, I just wanted my lips to be bigger -- and then I started seeing a bunch of girls wearing nude lipstick. I was going to MAC and Sephora and I'd try to buy my lipstick and the girls working there would be like, "Kylie, everyone comes in asking what color you use. Everything's sold out -- I'm sorry!" They were like, "These people should be paying you! Everyone comes in and asks for your color." And then the Kylie Jenner makeup tutorials started coming and it became a big thing. I feel like that's when I really realized.
As an African, I was pleased that Beyonce took the opportunity to draw attention to African tribal rituals when she could have just done another white-washed photoshoot.
The shampoo brand? 
7 Years its impact already. Get ready for another season of ballads.