Ever notice a recurring pattern of popular internet trends being seemingly 'new,' yet strikingly familiar? More often than not, these 'trends' are deeply rooted in Latino and Black culture and subcultures. Yet they rarely get the shoutout they deserve.
Ever thought about the connection between gothic themes and Latine culture? From deep-rooted traditions tied to mortality to folklore tales filled with haunting spirits, it's not hard to see how gothic themes tie in seamlessly with our culture.
Latinas rock hoop earrings not just as a fashion statement, but also as a symbol of strength, culture, and vibrant spirit. From Mesopotamia to corporate board rooms, the hoop earring represents centuries of fierce history and enduring presence.
It's been a long time coming, but why has the fashion industry been so slow to become truly size-inclusive? Learn more about the origins of the term "plus size" and the decades-long pushback against it.
Have you heard about the Pachucas? They were a group of Mexican women and men during the 1940s who challenged societal norms through their fashion, dance, and rebellious attitude. Their non-conformist ways left behind a cultural legacy that endures even today.
Ever wonder why that vintage look from your mom's yearbook photos is suddenly everywhere on TikTok and even NYFW?
Your voice + these shirts = loud and proud Latina. Check out these Latina-owned brands that are crushing the statement tee scene.
Latina sexuality and spirituality have frequently been scrutinized and restricted by men with constricted views of femininity. Now, Morena Mia is reclaiming the popular term "dark feminine."
CAROLAS is a Miami-based small business owned by two powerful mujeres, Carolina Garcia and Carolina Hidalgo, who work to add some serious sass to your outfit with their handmade polymer clay jewelry.
We’re kicking off the season by sharing a few Luz staff picks of our favorite things to gift to others... or ourselves.
