In our love of fashionable and incredibly talented women, who better to reach out to for an interview than Malaysian musician Yuna. Aside from her impeccable taste in wardrobe pieces, Yuna is also known for launching several incredibly popular English-language albums and for collaborating with artists like Jhene Aiko and Usher.

“I want people to see the dress. But focus on the women”. -Vera Wang

These iconic words were said by none other than legendary fashion slash wedding dress designer Vera Wang, and they could not be any more true. In an industry that is constantly trying to figure out what the next hot item is, oftentimes it can forget that clothing is meant to place focus on the women itself, rather than what’s hanging on the rack. However, there are still certain forms of dressing in which fashion and self-representation are still strongly melded together; a style we refer to as “Modest Fashion”.

There is nothing like the smell of a brand new leather bag, especially from a brand like Hermès. From the deeply rich scent of the leather to the buttery feel of the material (ranging anywhere from ostrich to alligator), holding a leather bag is a sensory experience like no other. Question is, would we still be able to get the same experience and satisfaction from an alternative leather material?

For those of you who haven’t heard of Amanda Bradford, she is the Founder and CEO of The League, the exclusive dating app designed to create power couples.

Global Glam interviews Amanda and get’s the inside scoop on the most coveted dating app that successful singles are craving to be a part of.

From dungeons and playrooms to erotica novels like Fifty Shades of Grey to the streets, fetish-inspired looks have made their way from the bedroom and to runway shows and the streets with these simple, but sexy accessories and fashion statements.

We excitedly sit down to talk with one of the music and entertainment industry’s most influential entrepreneurs – Jaeson Ma.

While Christian Louboutin is always a name you can find in magazines and on discerning fashionistas, the designer made headlines a few months back with the Christian Louboutin’s ‘The Nude Collection’, a shoe line that helped fashion take another step towards diversity.

Ever heard these lyrics: “I be looking for labels, I ain’t looking for love”?

“A Prada dress has never broken my heart before.” In case you haven’t watched the fabulously iconic Sex and The City movie, these lyrics come from Fergie’s song “Labels or Love”, a song that lauds having expensive clothing items versus a romantic relationship.

There are few things more stressful during the holidays than bringing home your beau home for the holidays; especially if it’s time your family’s meeting them. Between risky and to be avoided topics such as money and politics (especially considering the currently tense political state of our country), and the nerves that come along with introducing the new important person in your life to people who’ve always been important to you, bringing a boyfriend or girlfriend around for holiday gatherings can seem daunting. To help you and your honey through the holidays, here are a few tips we recommend your beau follow.

“When you believe in things that you don’t understand
Then you suffer
Superstition ain’t the way” -Stevie Wonder, “Superstition”

Pretty much everyone is familiar with this Steve Wonder song, where he’s warning people not to believe in superstitions if they cause people emotional harm. However, amazing song aside, there are still many people who believe in superstitions, and due to the various countries and cultures there are around the world, there is no end to the length of variation of bad luck and superstitions people put trust in. Let’s take a brief look at some of the many worldly superstitions out there.