We live in a society heavily impacted by globalization which isn’t a bad thing. At this point, everyone is sharing and swapping ideas, trends, and fashions like never before. Naturally, the urban style has moved to the forefront and its elements have become part of a larger mainstream culture. However, this has come at the expense of a key player in its foundation—the black woman. She’s barely anywhere to be found in street focused fashion advertisements (shoutout to Fenty and Ivy Park etc for keeping it real). Fashion, beauty, and lifestyle companies, which often espouse “empowerment” in new campaigns and...