She’s got glasses, she’s a ginger (well, technically she’s a day walker), and she can code, either on the computer she comes with, or get to twerkin’ on the iPad she’s photo’d with, above.
The new career change for Barbie comes as a response to the 2014 controversy over Barbie: I Can Be a Computer Engineer, a book written by Susan Marenco and published by Random House. People got upset since the book apparently sends the message that Barbie can be a game designer, but not a developer. Well, as of Monday, Barbie is no longer relegated to the role of only designing; see the official Instagram below welcoming nerd Barbie to the world!
Rocio is a Dominican-American visual artist based in the Bronx. Often using fantastical visual representations of herself, Rocio depicts the fullness of Black female identity. Through the use of bold colors, rainbows and bolded texts, Rocio channels her emotions through the visual medium production. She uses large stars to honor the younger child she was.
When you take a look at Elena Rose, you get major Marilyn Monroe doppleganger deja vu—but mixed with some serious Latina edginess and boss bitch vibes. You might not ever believe that, like so many of us, Elena Rose worried about not being “hot enough” when she was younger. “I felt like I didn’t look
A Galore girl can never forget her first boyband. Maybe you, like me, got introduced to The Backstreet Boys by your older cousins visiting from Europe and immediately developed an intense crush on Nick Carter before deciding to go for Aaron because the age difference was smaller. Perhaps you were a self-proclaimed Directioner, constantly arguing
Like many women who were born in the 90s, Kelsey Merritt once dreamed of strutting the Victoria’s Secret runway. Unlike many of the women born in the 90s, Kelsey Merritt’s dream actually became a reality. While the bi-coastal bombshell grew up in The Philippines totally unaware of the fashion industry, she fell into modeling with
