Khali

I'm just a girl that loves dope $***

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Shit That Irks Me

The Following -Movie Dates -Two-Tone Du-Rags -Men too afraid to make the first move. -People who slurp hot drinks / soup. (If it's too hot wait, witcho greedy ass) -Wendy Williams figure. -Nikki Murd-whateverthefuck (Love and Hip Hop Hollywood) Hairline Thanks for reading. I'll try to post one every Friday Night. Some may be longer, some may be shorter.

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so I’m bored and here’s my most recent headwrap compilation 👑✨

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The U.S. Marine Core Changes Hairstyle Regulation to Permit Twist and Loced Styles http://ift.tt/1Qsmfup

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This makes me so happy! It should've been done long ago!

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Current Mood. North West wearing Little Marc Fall ‘14

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Balmain Resort 16

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Dress Well Or Die Trying: Follow streetbefashion​

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BGKI - the #1 website to view fashionable & stylish black girls shopBGKI today

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#cybermonday: the virtual hustle #hydratethehustle #creatrs exclusive art by mister phil 

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Balmain Resort 16

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Clementine Desseaux is the first ever plus size model to be cast for a Christian Louboutin advertisement. She is currently the face of the luxury designers fairly new lipstick line. The gorgeous French native moved to New York three years ago, because the fashion world in France felt her body type was not model material.

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#TomFord Spring/Summer 2016

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“[Ade Hassan,] the founder of a nude lingerie line for black women has been named fashion entrepreneur of the year at the Great British Entrepreneur Awards 2015. … After only one year in business, Ade’s brainchild has been endorsed by the likes of Scandal star Kerry Washington and is stocked in five stores in the UK, two in Portugal and 21 stores in the US. It is also sold through nine websites online. The 31-year-old got the idea for Nubian Skin while sitting at her desk at her former job….” The Young Empire

“There are a lucky few who know exactly what they want to be when they grow up from the moment they start grade school. Others find out in college after taking classes and joining clubs that help narrow down their interests. Then there are people who discovered their calling years later in the midst of seeking a solution to a problem. For Ade Hassan, it was the frustration of not finding lingerie and hosiery that matched her complexion that helped her discover that there was more to life than a poor selection of stockings. Through her frustrations Nubian Skin was created, and Hassan began her mission of empowering women of color to embrace their skin tones through their hosiery. Having undergarments that are flattering to your skin tone is very important, and as women we love to feel sexy and confident through our clothing. As Ade told xoNecole: ‘Lingerie is the foundation of every woman’s wardrobe. Being able to have something that matches your skin tone helps you express yourself, and it makes you feel more comfortable in your skin – which is something that every woman should be able to feel….’” Brittani Hunter, xoNecole

“Nubian Skin is a UK-born company and first of its kind, created from Ade’s frustration with the lingerie industry as she worked in finance. ‘In the corporate world, you wear lots of blouses and skirts – not being able to find my tights (hosiery) was really annoying.’ She says, sitting opposite me with a warm smile, poised and composed in a small, organized room. ‘I was wearing a white top and didn’t have a nude bra, and sent a text to a friend saying ‘I’ve figured out what I want to do for the rest of my life!’ The nude clothing industry is notorious for catering only to those with lighter skins, with many ethnicities having to ‘make do’ with black underwear and hosiery, or a nude shade much lighter than their skin tone, problematic in situations where inconspicuous underwear is desired. Hassan had no problem leading the solution, attributing her success to self-belief in the idea. ‘I’m pretty stubborn, if I decide that I want to do something, I generally go for it’ she tells me, an unspoken determination in her features….” Nicole Allen, Alturus

“…It was such a blessing the amount of press attention we received prior to launch … I put up some images on the Instagram page and people just loved it. The different communities of color, whether it’s the black community, the Asian community, the Latino community, they blogged, tweeted, reposted and it just went viral. It was unbelievable, and I think that’s what made a lot of other publications realize we were around. So, I’m just so grateful to every single person who basically got us on the map just by spreading the word on social media. … It was unreal. There’d been an article in Self magazine and I go on Twitter and I’m looking down the Twitter feed, and Kerry Washington had retweeted the article and said ‘Awesome.’ I freaked out, and our Instagram followers just exploded. Then Thandie Newton [tweeted about us], and Beverley Knight. It’s been amazing….” Alene Dawson, The Los Angeles Times

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Thanks For Joining Meh

First I wanna thank you guys for taking time to read my blog. It truly means a lot to me. This is basically a quick introduction of who I am, where I am and where I have been. For some of you that are reading, you may know a lot of these things, and then theres the other 3 of you that have no clue who the hell I am. I am Khali and I was born and raised in the Brew City. I'm 22 years old and three and a half years into an unfinished Mass Communications degree. While growing up, I always knew what I wanted to do with my life. I was so set on how things were gonna go. I knew I was gonna go to college, be successful and live the entirety of my life with happiness and absolutely no obstacles. Boy was I wrong. Boys came a long, responsibilities came along, of course being a girl in this day and age, issues with body image became prevalent, did I mention boy's? etc, etc. (Seriously I think men were put on this planet to ruin my life in particular). I've owned a business which was very unsuccessful, but none the less, was an amazing learning experience; And I don't think I have had a "real" boyfriend yet. I don't wanna go too far into my history with this post, because the point of this entire blog is for you guys to get to know me, and get to know what type shit I find cool, so I'm gonna fast forward. So right now I'm a college dropout who works at Nordstrom (loving every bit of it too!) slowly trying to get her shit together and likes to blog about hip hop, fashion and random cool shit. Enjoy my thoughts yall!

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Street wear </br> Model IG : @virgintrends </br> Photographer IG and Tumblr : @onenigerianguy

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