Nichelle Dailey News Today

In L.A., the levels on the fits crescendo as the day goes on. When the sun goes down, the fashun reaches its final form.

Saptarshi Majumdar attends concerts in L.A. multiple times a night. He goes for the camaraderie, but wheelchair accommodations — or lack thereof — can feel othering.

Pulling up with a fit communicates to other shoppers that you have your uniform on, and see this as an extreme sport. Flexing feels good in a place like this.

Seven states have agreed to cut water use to boost the Colorado River's depleted reservoirs, reaching a consensus after months of negotiations.

Great things happen when you put it in park and hop out. In this photo essay, artists Nichelle Dailey and Sissòn explore the thrill of the neighborhood space that says: Bring who you are to whatever it is that you are doing.

Look closely at the postcards of the most fashionable corners of L.A. and a theme will emerge: Stories make the clothes really sing.

Via Issue 186, The Spring Formal Issue, out now!

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