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Read More: TECH BELIEVERS: WOMEN SHAPING WHO BUILDS, BUYS AND BENEFITS
TECH BELIEVERS: WOMEN SHAPING WHO BUILDS, BUYS AND BENEFITS
Innovator Trust Women in Tech Awards (WIT) 2026 speakers bring experience in digital business, AI, market access and public leadership. Belief is easy to print on a banner. In tech, it has to survive a funding meeting, an acquisition system and the moment a customer clicks “pay”. Under this year’s theme, Tech Believers, the Innovator…
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March Blogging U. Courses: Blogging and Photo 101
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#WCW: STYLIN’ THE FUSE ACADEMY TALENT
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The Vintage Story FT The Quirky Stylista…
Hello Bloggers… My word for today is simply VINTAGE, I’ve thought about writting this piece for a while now, but I just wanted to be motivated enough,and what could be a better year to blog about Vintage than 2013? I must say, you people are on-point with style ever since “vintage” re-surfaced from the dead. Now walking around…
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Mercedes benz Fashion Week 2013 (Social Scene)
New York City
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SA Hip Hop Artist “VALENTINO” gets Up-close!
What other Easter present would be better than an up-close& personal interview with one of Mzansi’s Upcoming Hip Hop’s Finest Artists?! Being on twitter has truly opened new doors & introduced me to a new world & humbled people, Lelo Meslani an SA Blogger,Publicist,& Fashion writer at GP Online Magazine is just one of those people. About a…
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The Editor’s Note…
I caught myself chuckling as i thought about how i’ve been anxiously waiting for this day.I am honoured to write my first ever Fashion Piece,Hoping that you will enjoy it and many other upcoming pieces.In this piece i will just give you an introduction of myself and what i’m all about! I have’nt always been a girly…
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The difference between STYLE & FASHION
The difference between STYLE & FASHION, Is there any??? Yes, No, Maybe? well from what I’ve been hearing most people think these 2 are just the same, some just don’t know at all. Allow me to break it down for you, amongst many things that you believe, Style is your own take on the current…
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MoVember !
OVERVIEW OF MOVEMBER During November each year, Movember is responsible for the sprouting of moustaches on thousands of men’s faces around the world. The aim of which is to raise vital funds and awareness for men’s health, specifically prostate cancer and other cancers that affect men.  On Movember 1st, guys register at Movember.com with…
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Fashion As An Emerging Form of Protest
Genderbenders are increasingly replacing all-out anti-fashion philosophies with a fashionable form of protest: using fashion as a site of resistance, to show pride, and to challenge mainstream media’s portrayal of women as passive bodies for male consumption. For a growing number of Our people, being fashionable and fighting against the machine are no longer mutually…
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Pride 2012 He Said/We Said: Queer Ivy
Take Ivy, a 1965 collection of photographs shot at Ivy League campuses across America, is often considered to be the bible of Ivy League style. However, some, such as Joshua Kissi and Travis Gumbs, founders of the menswear blog Street Etiquette, have noted that the book documents a primarily white experience; there was only one black student…