“Supporting each other as Latin women is important to me and makes us more powerful than the sum of our parts. Having established ourselves in the fashion industry and in London – and as we saw during this year’s SS24 show, we Latinas are perseverant and resilient, we are passionate.
Erika Alvarez – CEO, KOUA Studio
I feel extremely fortunate to have worked on The Last Butterflies. I really appreciate Whitney for reaching out to me. She wrote an amazing story, which was based on a series of nightmares she had, and I’m so happy to have been involved with her project.
Herb Jackson Jr – Actor
“Here at Adonis, we want to support the beauty industry by offering a solution that benefits both brands and their customers. Our private label solutions allow brands to bypass the challenges associated with the rising cost of beauty product so that they can focus on providing great products at an affordable price.”
Ann Wilson - Adonis
Every year, 11 billion wet wipes are discarded by Brits – this amounts to an average of 163 wipes for every person in the country. As debates on these worrying statistics continue to dominate Parliamentary discussion, one UK-based brand is offering customers a sustainable, and reusable, solution. Cheeky Wipes is on a mission to provide
As 200,000 festivalgoers descend on the grounds of Glastonbury this weekend, one sustainable brand is encouraging attendees to rethink their approach to packing to embrace a more environmentally friendly festival experience. Despite the organisers of Glastonbury enforcing a strong waste policy [1] that advises attendees to avoid bringing disposable and biodegradable wipes, many festivalgoers are
Herb Jackson Jr., an airline pilot turned actor, is now making the leap into film production and is set to join UK-based film production company, Fact Not Fiction Films, as an executive producer on their upcoming film, Angel Fleet, in support of the B-17 Preservation Trust. The production company, which is known for its award-winning
A masked figure hung a life-like body from a bridge in the heart of London, marking the 40th anniversary of the murder of Roberto Calvi, dubbed God’s Banker. The mysterious individual, who goes by the name of Red Jay, struck at Blackfriars Bridge at 7.30am on Saturday morning (June 18th). Footage shot and shared by
Learning credentials specialist AwardAssured is set to pilot its innovative new software over the next few months in a move that is expected to transform the learning landscape. Utilising the power of blockchain technology, the exciting new tool is emerging as one of the most promising solutions to the skills talent crisis. AwardAssured’s software, awarding