We Speak Fashion
Neiman Marcus Celebrates Black History Month
American integrated luxury fashion retailer Neiman Marcus Atlanta, presented homage to The Designer Collective for Black History Month Panel Discussion moderated by Dr. Courtney A. Hammonds, The Dean of Fashion, alongside Dr. Dionne Boyd and an extraordinary group of innovative Black fashion designers here to vanquish the status quo of luxury fashion. Sponsored by Moët Hennessy and La Fête du Rosé, elegance, sophistication, and grandeur were pillars lead the night, unapologetically displayed for all within eyeshot to marvel in during the star studded event, held on February 23, 2023, at NM Lenox Square. As the foundation of what NM Group stands for high end luxury fashion was front and center, with woven fabrics draped over shoulders, champagne flutes extended skyward and prominent artworks lining the aisles, the scent of the night was expensive colognes and perfumes, wafts of Cognac, and sophistication infused with stains of triumph and confidence never to be wiped off.
“The Dean of Fashion” taught a lesson plan in steadfastness, perseverance, and moxie not soon to be forgotten by any well dressed patron in attendance nor onlooker seeking the final piece to complete their ensemble for the night. Dr. Cah’ as he is referred to by his peers, invoked emotion from eyes behind shades with his thought provoking questions to panel members, melodic tone and transparency, not often seen by leaders of this generation. Needless to say this event was successful in changing the status quo in a way only possible in “the City to Fly to Hate” A-T-L-A-N-T-A
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Dare for more. Do things differently this year in order to receive more- Moses Bliss inspires the youth at Dominate 2025
Dominate 2025, a youth empowerment program, organized by Gift Africa, with Mrs Slyvia Akwaboah as the Covernor, had great speakers and panelists who spoke on various issues that are relevant to shape and improve the youths of today.
Moses Bliss, the Guest Minister for the event, made a keynote address to all and sundry on the topic, “Dare for More”. His insightful presentation covered aspects that include, “how to dare for more, things to put in place if you want to do more and things to do differently this year in order to receive more.”
He shared stories of how he began as an upcoming Gospel artiste, but with persistency, consistency, availability, and his eagerness to learn and yearn for more, he is now recognized globally. In view of this, Moses bliss admonished all Gospel singers to always minister their own songs at events, regardless.
In order to dare for more, Moses gave out some pertinent points and facts to note. Firstly, one needs to know exactly who he or she wants to be and who he or she doesn’t want to be. There is no one more important than who you are becoming, therefore be focused on who you are becoming and what you are becoming. Focus brings resilience.
Moses further moved on to talk about the things to put in place if one wants to do more. He elaborates, “have an unquenchable desire for success, be really good or exceptional in the field you want to become, have a change in your daily routine, increase in wisdom, and then give yourself to training.
Finally, he made emphasis on some things to do differently this year in order to receive more. He states, “align with God, speak word into your future (align your steps), stay under the cloud of God, make a mark in all areas and lastly, spend time to read and invest in the word of God”.
A prayer was shared by Moses Bliss to climax his informative presentation.
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