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Highsnobiety / Zhamak Fullad Highsnobiety’s Honors Week is a celebration of the women — particularly the trans and BIPOC women — who have pushed our culture forward. This Women’s History Month, we’ve tapped six guest curators to go deep on the issues they care about and to spotlight their favorite women and nonbinary creators. In this story, Highsnobiety's own Lucy Thorpe speaks to sneaker industry maverick Melody Ehsani. When Melody Ehsani founded ME in 2008, few women were visible in streetwear, with only a handful heading up brands. Chitose Abe was running Sacai, April Walker had...

A Guide to the Home Office Tax Deduction © (Getty Images) Close up of a young woman doing her home finances in the evening The number of people who work from home exploded in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Some people will be able to take a tax deduction for their home office expenses, but many will not. The law changed in 2018 and eliminated the home office deduction for people who work for an employer. You can only qualify for the home office deduction now if you're self-employed. You're not eligible if you're an employee, even if you've been working remotely and had to set up an...

(Photo: Lawrence Schwartzwald/Sygma via Getty Images) As we reminisced over the past like a therapeutic jam session, it became all clear: Walker Wear started with Walker’s love for hip hop. “I grew up in love with music.” She concluded she wanted to be involved in the world of hip hop the moment she heard the beat drop, and it was a no-brainer just the route she needed to take—fashion. “When hip hop music came on the scene, I had a natural affinity for it,” she explains. “Fashion is such a form of self-expression like music, but we didn’t have many alternatives outside of

Due to pandemic-related relief, rule changes and shifting work situations, you may find that preparing your tax return is a bigger challenge than usual.

By DJ 33 1/3 Feb 19, 2021 Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Donna Karan, Tommy Hilfiger, and Michael Kors are owned by publicly traded companies, and are white. These designers no longer own their brands, but received support to scale, be acquired, or go public in a way Black designers haven’t been able to as of yet. Ownership within the fashion business is hard, but black consumers in the US have $1.3 trillion in annual spending and own only 7 percent of the businesses in the US. Cross Colours founders Carl Jones and TJ Walker are anomalies who opened the door to hip-hop and youth culture.