Patty Delgado At 30 years old, Patty Delgado already has founder and CEO in her title after starting Hija de tu Madre, a lifestyle brand for which she also acts as a designer. Hija de tu Madre sells clothing, accessories, and stationary and is intended to celebrate the modern Latina community. Delgado was born in Los Angeles, California, and is the daughter of two Mexican immigrants.
Jennifer Lopez was photographed wearing one of her designs recently while on vacation. But before Ortiz gained international recognition, she brought her talent and business back to her home country, Colombia. Ortiz graduated from the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale in Florida before returning to her home city of Cali, Colombia to start her brand in Ortiz also opened up a training program in Colombia through whichshe offers sewing and embroidery courses for people in the community.
Palomo-Nelson grew up in El Salvador and comes from a family of shoemakers. The designs are then brought to life by their family factories in El Salvador and Spain.
Luiny Rivera Luiny Rivera was initially studying to become a teacher when she realized designing jewelry was her true passion. The Puerto Rican native, whose creative skills have been mostly self-taught, moved to New York City after discovering her knack for upcycling jewelry and design. Rivera was designing jewelry for Urban Outfitters and Free People when she decided to launch her own brand — Luiny.
The designer said she likes to be in full creative control of the whole process; from conception and design to photographing the products and acting as the art director. Cristina Pineda Christina Pineda is the co-founder of Pineda Covalin, a clothing and accessories brand dedicated to bringing Mexican and Latin American-inspired designs to life.
Now, the brand has a presence in North America, Asia, and Europe. Her portfolio extends even further beyond her brand: Pineda was selected to create a character called Xico the Xoloitzcuintle, a hairless dog breed believed to date back to the ancient Aztecs,as a mascot for Mexico. Pineda also works with philanthropic groups including Discovering Latin America, which promotes the culture and arts of Latina people. Click here to read the full article on Now This Is News. By Rachel DeSantis , People.
The star made an appearance in New York City to support Latina small business owners in her hometown of the Bronx of Sunday, which comes as the first part of a new philanthropy push for Lopez. The Hustlers actress, 52, stopped by indie bookstore The Lit. Small Business Administration, and announced a new partnership with Goldman Sachs 10, Small Businesses meant to help elevate and support Latina entrepreneurs.
Photos and video published by TMZ show that Lopez — who made a surprise appearance at the MTV VMAs hours later as a presenter — was accompanied to the event by boyfriend Ben Affleck, with whom she recently rekindled her romance nearly 18 years after they called off their engagement.
Click here to read the full article on People. The extra-long, bedazzled manicure was the perfect addition to her head-to-toe black ensemble with silver detailing. Statement nails were everywhere at the MTV VMAs: Lizzo wore a shimmering grape look that complemented her bright red dress, and Cardi B opted for long, gold-dusted nails. Click here to read the full article on Refinery On The Late Late Show with James Corden, the year-old singer recalled a recent body-shaming incident where she explained that she was secretly photographed by paparazzi while going on a run in West Hollywood, Calif.
I just feel so much more confident now, honestly, after I posted that video because I feel like I just kind of controlled the narrative on it. The design featured a semi-sheer bodice coated in glittering metallic leafing with a contrasting black high-low puffed skirt. Knee-high and thigh-high boots are the must-have boot silhouettes this season. From leather twists on the trend to edgy lace-up styles, you can find the taller shoes on everyone from Ciara to Lily Collins and Gwen Stefani amongst other major names.
In colder temperatures, the silhouettes offer coverage to counter skirts, dresses and shorts as well as provides an extra layer to any leggings or jeans look. When it comes to red carpet duds, the former X-Factor star prefers designs from Zuhair Murad, Versace and Givenchy amongst other major labels.
It may come as a surprise that radio personality Geena the Latina — formally Geena Aguilar — never pictured herself on the air. While her path began as an intern at a Los Angeles radio station in college, she was working as a sales associate for a television station after college, when her two brothers were shot and killed within five months of each other.
My old boss from the radio station called me after that year and told me to come back to the station. He said I could work as little or as much as I wanted. Aguilar threw herself into her work, befriending colleagues, working late hours and pitching in to help out and learn any aspect of the job that needed an extra pair of hands. The foundation is a San Diego nonprofit that works with schools and other organizations to provide educational tools, empowerment events, and other resources to vulnerable children.
The Girls Empowerment Conference is one of the beneficiaries of the event. She took some time to talk about her radio career, the Girls Empowerment Conference, and finding her voice. No one is free from racism, even within the very minorities that movements like the BLM have sought to unite in the struggle against racial and social inequality in the country. Mike Garcia will always remember with anger the times on the field that some of the players or coaches have referred to him or his teammates as an "Itty Bitty Mexican.
Especially since there is a fairly well-established stereotype that Latinos are physically smaller than other ethnicities and it directly affects their recruitment prospects.
Then you should kick the ball. They became personal," said Ron Rivera , the third Latino to be head coach of an NFL football team, recalling his time at the University of California. However, for Longoria and Iber, there is a fairly established stereotype that Latinos are much smaller than other ethnic groups.
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The rate of Hispanic representation within the NFL, however, especially among players and coaches, remains far lower than the ethnic breakdown of the United States population.
This all comes despite a steady growth of Hispanic fandom over the last decade. There was an all-time high That growth can be traced to initiatives, strategic business campaigns and grassroots programs the league has implemented in recent years.
Davis, whose father is Black, identifies himself primarily as Mexican. On his right forearm, he has an Aztec warrior. His mother forbade contact sports when he was a child, so he played flag football and, eventually, ran track. His first dose of tackle football came his freshman year of high school, where his speed separated him from everyone else. And it all starts from an early age, with just coming out and giving it a shot.
He swam and played soccer and estimates that, to this day, he has played more soccer than football. Rugby was his first love, even playing for the Spanish national team. New York Giants left guard Will Hernandez was born into soccer. His father, Robert, played it professionally in Mexico. But like so many Central American families seeking a better life, the Hernandezes moved north.
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