This weekend, 1000’s of individuals gathered to participate in the self-proclaimed “greatest homecoming on earth.” No, it wasn’t at North Carolina A&T’s SpelHouse or Hampton (sorry, Pirates); reasonably it was ONE Music Fest in Atlanta.

Now in its fifteenth yr, ONE Music Fest stays one in all the few Black-owned festivals in the entire country – and you realize what happens after we come together. Pure perfection. The 2024 lineup featured renowned artists equivalent to Sexyy Red, Big Latto, Nelly, Earth, Wind and Fire, Jill Scott and GloRilla, bringing together audiences across generations. So the two-day event is a homecoming of sorts.

Festival-goers flocked to Atlanta’s Central Park for the music and company (which is sort of natural), but they really took advantage of the opportunity to serve the look. From colourful statement pieces to monochromatic suits; jeans and plaid patterns, no crumbs left. Not-one.

Many of the outfits were related to the theme: Luxury streetwear. The outfits were casual and comfy enough to be worn at an outside festival (where you could possibly stand for hours). However, these looks were elegant and trendy, with many designer pieces accentuating the look.

Although festival attendees didn’t perform during ONE Music Fest, lots of these looks took center stage. Check out the unique A brand outfits.

1- ONE Music Fest 2024 Street Style

This denim bustier and plaid skirt combo is fun yet sexy and ideal for an outside music festival. We also like combat boots with thick laces – these are Rick Owens x Dr. boots. Marten.

2- ONE Music Fest 2024 Street Style

Color me crazy. We love this Jordan brand flight suit, neon Nike Air Max sneakers, and sports bra combo.

3- ONE Music Fest 2024 Street Style

This Honor The Gift cardigan (from Russell Westbrook) is an announcement piece. The sweater looks warm but additionally stylish because of the brilliant autumn colours.

4- ONE Music Fest 2024 Street Style

Fashion Nova does it again! The ONE Music Fest attendee looks flawless in an off-the-shoulder denim jumpsuit.

5- ONE Music Fest 2024 Street Style

Jumpsuits are all the time a fun yet functional look! The concert-goer wore an oversized Get It Girl Boutique jumpsuit, a black crop top and a YSL bag.

6- ONE Music Fest 2024 Street Style

This festival goer looks like 1,000,000 bucks in a black and white Amiri suit, Balmain sneakers and a custom LV necklace.

7- ONE Music Fest 2024 Street Style

This combination of an oversized sweatshirt, shorts and combat boots is a classic festival look. Add a denim baseball cap for an easy but cute accessory!

8- ONE Music Fest 2024 Street style

This white Obey suit stands out in the crowd! Paired with DG shoes and Versace sunglasses, it looks like the ONE Music Fest attendee is runway ready!

9- ONE Music Fest 2024 Street style

These ladies are labeled! From a Gucci top, Frame jeans and an Atlanta Falcons hat; to YSL button-down denim, Balmain t-shirt, Fendi shorts, Gucci shoes and Chanel hoops. See you soon!

10- ONE Music Fest 2024 Street style

Always go for black. In the world of fashion, you may never surrender wearing the whole lot in black. Pair the outfit with classic Timberland boots and a chunky chain for an additional touch.

11- ONE Music Fest 2024 Street style

These knee-length denim shorts are eye-catching. Pay attention to the details on the back, i.e. the embroidered seat and fringes at the bottom. Love.

A brand new study has revealed the disparities and delays Black women face in early-stage breast cancer treatment.

The research was published on Thursday, October 24, in the journal found that older black women in the United States are less more likely to receive standard treatment for breast cancer and experience greater delays in initiating therapy in comparison with white women. The study analyzed data from greater than 258,000 women aged 65 and older with early-stage breast cancer and located that about 18% of black women didn’t receive guideline-recommended care compared with 15% of white women.

The disparities that Black women face when in search of cancer treatment exist across demographic categories beyond age, including cancer stage, insurance and neighborhood income levels. As a result, black women are 26% more more likely to die from any cause in comparison with white women.

“Non-Hispanic black race was associated with increased risk of not receiving guideline-consistent care and shorter time to treatment initiation,” the study said.

The study is predicated on an evaluation of the National Cancer Database documentation from 2010 to 2019, which found that white patients were greater than twice as more likely to start treatment inside 90 days of diagnosis than black patients.

“These findings suggest that optimizing timely access to and receipt of guideline-consistent care in older adults may provide a modifiable pathway to mitigating racial disparities in all-cause mortality among patients with early breast cancer,” wrote researchers from the University of Pennsylvania.

Research indicates that racial disparities endured though most black patients were covered by Medicare, suggesting that insurance alone doesn’t ensure equal access to care. In the study, roughly 79% of black patients and 84% of white patients were covered by Medicare.

The study provides further evidence to support the growing body of evidence highlighting persistent racial inequities in cancer treatment and outcomes. Previous research has shown that black women have a 40% higher breast cancer mortality rate in comparison with white women.

Isabella Strahan and her twin sister Sophia gracefully emerge from their teens and enter their twenties. The duo recently celebrated their 20th birthday on October 26, which they celebrated at Disneyland with family and friends.

Sophia posted a photo of the 2 wearing Minnie Mouse ears and posing in coordinating outfits, which included a black T-shirt and blue jeans.

“20. birthday in the happiest place on earth 🏰🎆” – Sophia captioned the series of photos.