Black actresses, whether by choice or under pressure from Hollywood, have altered their natural hair to appeal to mainstream audiences since their first appearances in film and television from Josephine Bakers plastered-down coif in 1934s Zouzou and Hattie McDaniels mammy roles in Gone With the Wind and beyond in which a tied-up scarf often hid her hair
The bride walked down the aisle in a stunning ball gown with lace sleeves, a regal mock neckline, and an airy tulle skirt
The bride-to-be might wear a chic cocktail-length white dress, while guests wear cocktail attire in non-white colors
Go Hero-Glam with a quirky choker and wear attire that is the perfect combo of shiny, fun, and great in a fight
The wood closets for bedroom is equipped with an anti-tip device, effectively preventing the closet from tilting or falling over
Channeling the energy and aesthetic of her Wicked character, Grande stunned in a dress with a structured, satin bustier on top and sparkling tulle flowing beneath