Secure Cultures spotted on the hit TV show, "Secret Life Of A Gang Girl; The Untold Story" on A&E! Thanks to my good friend and long time supporter of the brand, Angalia Bianca.
After a few set backs, the promo video shoot for the new line was finally done! Cinematographer, A Guy Called Quest, and photographer, Lucus Vision, came through to handle all the heavy lifting that was essential to its success. I linked back up with my original male model, Mr. Pretty Ricky, my plus size model and friend, Anequia White, and had the opportunity to work for the first time with model She Slays. They all did a great job! I am so excited to see the end result of all our hard work and dedication. Even had a skate boarder come through!
We are so excited to have launched our SECURE Ambassador Program! We hope to work with influencers from all over to help push the brand and grow their own personal brand as well.
Took a quick business trip down to Atlanta, GA to attend my first trade show! The Cobb Trade Show in downtown Atlanta showed Secure Cultures much love by choosing me to interview for the events podcast. Made some major connections and met some really cool people.
In order to take the brand to new heights I gotta get out there and let people know who I am. I have to experience the culture of the industry first hand. Network 2.0
Why should you support black businesses? First of all , why not? But, that should be the question we all ask ourselves when investing and supporting brands that do very little or puts nothing back into the black community, dispite our multi-million contribution to their yearly salary, along with the capital to continue to operate the business.
Secure Cultures spotted on the hit TV show, "Secret Life Of A Gang Girl; The Untold Story" on A&E! Thanks to my good friend and long time supporter of the brand, Angalia Bianca.
For two years in a row Secure Cultures has been honored to participate in the Mental Health Awareness Fashion Show, hosted by A Mother's Hustle Inc...
Secure Cultures attendee for this years Apparel Textile Sourcing Trade Show in the beautiful city of Miami!
After a few set backs, the promo video shoot for the new line was finally done! Cinematographer, A Guy Called Quest, and photographer, Lucus Vision, came through to handle all the heavy lifting that was essential to its success. I linked back up with my original male model, Mr. Pretty Ricky, my plus size model and friend, Anequia White, and had the opportunity to work for the first time with model She Slays. They all did a great job! I am so excited to see the end result of all our hard work and dedication. Even had a skate boarder come through!
Took a quick business trip down to Atlanta, GA to attend my first trade show! The Cobb Trade Show in downtown Atlanta showed Secure Cultures much love by choosing me to interview for the events podcast. Made some major connections and met some really cool people.
Why should you support black businesses? First of all , why not? But, that should be the question we all ask ourselves when investing and supporting brands that do very little or puts nothing back into the black community, dispite our multi-million contribution to their yearly salary, along with the capital to continue to operate the business.
