In Dr. Prince’s interview with II Magazine, he provides us with doses of wisdom, empowerment, and unity. Here’s what the doctor has to say:

Yes, I still call you King. It’s who you are.  Who you have always been. Despite the distorted lens that some view you through, I see your perseverance and I admire you.

Not limited in style choices with regard to sex, gender, or gender identity.

Today’s fragrances have no boundaries when it comes to gender.

A late night rendezvous, turned into a morning hustle in the city means snooze alarms, crowded metro trains and engaged streets. In a world of camera phones and selfies, everyone is looking to engage their audience with quivering statement pieces as they scroll through their social media on their smart devices.

There is more to beauty than Malaysian hair.

Unveil portraits of courageous black men reshaping mind-sets and opposing negative stigmas.

An edgy fashion spread showcasing progressive black designers Andrew Nowell (US) and Sydney-Davies (London)

Designer Kithe Brewster, who perfected his design skills during his time in Europe, has often worked on stars and video styles in the music world; his effort to make his runway looks tell stories, but also allow for easy movement comes across strongly in his new line.

With Baltimore native Jody Davis’s designs, it’s all about the entrance and the exit.