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Willow’s new album, empathogen, drops tomorrow. In her Allure cover profile, she talks about her evolution as a woman, a performer, and a child of very famous parents.

This week in style, Black In Fashion Council showcases emerging Black designers, Chioma Nnadi is named head of editorial content at British Vogue, Lewis Hamilton has a new watch, and more.  

Micaiah CarterDoechii the genre-defying rising music artist from Florida known for the popular song "What It Is" land...

For many Black women who are fans of all things Disney, even a media conglomerate with a rough track record for representation can offer a welcome escape.

The latest edition of the Melanin Edit celebrates all those people who were told they couldn’t be nerdy — and the communities they built anyway

Black women are more prone to uterine fibroids, more likely to need surgery to treat them, and more likely to develop keloid scarring after the fact. Here, doctors share tips for navigating your aftercare.

Ingrid Silva is a Brazilian-born ballerina who has been dancing professionally for the Dance Theatre of Harlem since 2013. She tells Allure how she balances her professional craft with non-ballet ventures and a two-year-old.

Plastic surgery has defined — and sculpted — what’s beautiful through a Eurocentric lens for too long. But with more Black patients seeking cosmetic procedures, surgeons are finally wielding their scalpels differently and honoring a greater range of beauty.

After she had her daughter, one woman rethought her stance on plastic surgery and decided to take the plunge, seeking a tummy tuck and lipo that would keep her curves intact — a growing trend among Black patients.

Finally, noninvasive aesthetic procedures for skin are starting to become safer for Black and brown patients, including Resilient Hyaluronic Acid (RHA) filler, Vivance Ultra radiofrequency microneedling, and AviClear acne laser.