An intimate Atlanta fragrance gathering brought together Teri Johnson of Harlem Candle Company and Harlem Perfume Co., Candleporium Fragrance House, and a community of fragrance enthusiasts for an evening of scent, sound, cultural storytelling, and connection.

Atlanta is getting ready. A runway moment from Atlanta Fashion Week, where fashion, movement, and personal expression take center stage. Image courtesy of SRJ Photography. As Atlanta Fashion Week approaches, the city is moving into a special stretch of fashion, culture, and discovery. Designers are preparing their collections, creatives are getting their pieces in place, and the energy surrounding Atlanta’s fashion community is beginning to build. There’s something exciting

The Rose Society launched with an afternoon designed around women, connection and the joy of experiencing something beautiful together. From fashion and florals to wellness activations and thoughtfully curated partnerships, the Atlanta launch offered a glimpse into the community its founder, Channel, envisioned.

High Noon Brunchery brings a distinctly celebratory energy to Atlanta’s Buckhead brunch scene. With its signature all-pink aesthetic, lively gatherings, cool outdoor setting, flavorful drinks, enjoyable food, and attentive service, the restaurant makes brunch feel like an occasion. EVO takes a closer look at the atmosphere, hospitality, and personality behind this destination.

Beauty is evolving beyond the products we use and into the choices behind them. In Part 2 of EVO’s Sustainability Series, Nikki D Leader reflects on more than two decades in the beauty industry and the small changes that reshaped her personal approach to consumption. From repurposing everyday ingredients to reusing glass containers and sharing products with others, discover how thoughtful beauty practices can become part of a more conscious lifestyle.

SUSTAINABILITY SERIES: PART 1 Held in our hands, shaped by our choices. Protect what sustains you. There’s something unsettling about realizing how small we are—and how much impact we still manage to have. We are living on a floating rock, suspended in an endless universe, yet everything we do here echoes. Not loudly, not always immediately—but consistently. In what we buy. What we throw away. What we ignore. Lately, it’s been hard not to notice. Not in a dramatic, end-of-the

Fashion is evolving beyond the pursuit of what’s next. Across Berlin’s creative landscape, designers are exploring how material choices, circular thinking, and responsible production can shape the future of style. In this installment of EVO’s Sustainability Series, we look at Berlin’s evolving fashion scene and spotlight IMPARI’s AW26 collection, PERMISSION ≠ SLIP, as an example of how sustainability can become part of the creative process.

The suit began as uniform, became armor, and now evolves into identity—structured, global, and deeply personal.

Berlin Fashion Week FW26 unfolded as a study in contrast—fast-paced yet human, expansive yet intimate—where global designers, cultural exchange, and creative freedom converged across the city

Demonstrators march in Minneapolis on January 20, 2026, at a “Stop ICE Terror” rally protesting actions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after fatal enforcement operations in the city. Photo by Madison Thorn/Anadolu via Getty Images. On January 30, 2026, the United States is experiencing something rare — and deeply symbolic. A nationwide, decentralized general strike and day of action, widely referred to as the “ICE Out” strike, is unfolding across the country. Wh

Fashion Month isn’t just about runways—it’s about cities, culture, and the stories unfolding between the shows. EVO begins the season in Berlin, where fashion is lived, not performed.

An intimate gallery experience highlighting striking photography, curated installations, and the people who bring visual storytelling to life.

Art Basel Miami 2025 fused art, fashion, and culture—where iconic works, bold runways, and immersive experiences shaped the city’s creative

The Viktor & Rolf exhibition at the High Museum of Art blurs the line between fashion and fine art, presenting couture as a living canvas. Through sculptural silhouettes, exaggerated proportions, and carefully crafted details, the designers challenge traditional ideas of what clothing can be. Featuring insight from lead curator Kevin Tucker, this article explores how the duo’s work transforms garments into “wearable paintings,” weaving together craftsmanship, surrealism, and

The holiday season brings joy, laughter, and togetherness—but it can also stir up stress and family drama. From the relative who always criticizes to the one who drinks too much, navigating these dynamics takes mindfulness, compassion, and boundaries. In this post, Nikki D explores how to protect your peace, cultivate compassion, and focus on what truly matters—gratitude, love, and creating meaningful memories with those who matter most.

From bold prints to boundary-pushing silhouettes, these African designers are making their mark. Discover who’s shaping fashion’s future now.

Check how today’s runways embrace real bodies, bold walks, and authentic style featuring Angie Reese, Paloma Elsesser, a new era of modeling

Self-care is showing up when you don’t feel good — sometimes it starts with your favorite outfit and a reason to keep going. ✨

From Kim Kardashian’s reptilian couture to Ice Spice’s sci-fi revival, Halloween 2024 blurred the line between fashion week and fright night. Explore the boldest, funniest, and most glamorous costumes that ruled the season — plus where to shop them before next year sneaks up.

ATLFW 2025 lit up Atlantic Station with fashion, fragrance, and fierce storytelling—where culture and couture took centerstage.