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    Fashion Fete 2013's Official Designers and Models


    Fashion Fete has chosen its official designer and model participants for the most talked about event of the season. This year, we've incorporated many more international participants.

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    Meditative Musings: Wisdom


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    Haiti, you have a future. You have a hope.

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    Natural Hairnamix: Keep It Locked!

    Dreads were initially associated with the religious movement known as Rastafarianism. It is now a hairstyle worn by people who don't practice the religion.

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    "Candie's Natural Hairnamix" -- Keep It Locked!

    Dreadlocks are one of the most popular ways afro-textured people wear their natural hair with pride. Dreads were initially associated with and limited mainly to the religious movement known as Rastafarianism. Back in the day, if one was seen sporting a head of dreads, it was assumed that they were a Rasta.


    As time progressed, the wearing of dreadlocks became less and less stigmatized to just Rastafarians and soon became explored by people of other religious orientations and non-religious individuals.

    s time progressed, the wearing of dreadlocks became less and less stigmatized to just Rastafarians and soon became explored by people of other religious orientations and non-religious individuals. - See more at: http://www.newdmagazine.com/apps/articles/web/articleid/78963/columnid//default.asp#sthash.YacRDLCX.dpuf

    Candie's Natural Hairnamix was birthed a few months after Jamaican native Rossette "Candie" Allen began her natural hair journey in May 2010.

    She's given her 2-year-old blog a new home at NEWD.

    This week in "Candie's Natural Hairnamix": Keep it Locked!

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