Grace Braswell

Chris Pappan: Honoring Heritage

As a citizen of the Kaw Nation, Osage, Lakota, and European descent, artist Chris Pappan pays tribute to his Native American heritage through his vigorously detailed art. As an avid believer that time is a circular concept and everything comes back around, Pappan uses his art as a way to connect with his ancestors. 

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Angel Reese: Classy On The Court

From breaking records on the court to slaying red carpets at the Met Gala, WNBA player Angel Reese has proven to the world that she can do it all. Her journey as an athlete is nothing short of inspiring, going from a decorated high school basketball player to forward for the LSU Tigers to power forward for the Chicago Sky. 

The basketball star is originally from Randallstown, Maryland. Basketball runs deep in her family. Both of her parents were basketball players when they were in college. Her younger brother Julien plays basketball as well. 

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Melanie Martinez: Imaginative Performer

Behind wild costumes, conceptual lyricism and eccentric alternative style, artist Melanie Martinez’s music tells stories of Martinez’s own struggles with growth and self discovery. With over-the-top performances, creepy melody lines and music that references a plethora of child-like objects, Martinez has made a place for herself in the industry through her mystic visual performances and her whimsical vocals. 

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Legendary Glamma: Timeless Style

For NYC-based stylist Dee and her brand The Vintage Point, style, class and glam have no age limit. Dee proves this through her new content series “Granny Series,” in which the NYC fashion connoisseur utilizes fashion to highlight her elderly grandmother. 

Dee’s grandmother, Margaret Chola, is seen on Instagram rocking styles that are elegantly timeless and chic, all the while maintaining a hint of modernity to the clothes that her granddaughter styles her in. From fancy headwear to fabulous pantsuits, Miss Chola does not dress to "un-impress." 

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