The sheer lack of understanding of why shaming women for owning their self-image and bodies on social media is not only harmful but deadly.
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7 Feminists and Collectives That Revolutionized Latinx History
From Brazil to Chile and the Caribbean, individuals and collectives have taken matters into their own hands, urging and forcing governments to recognize the terrifying numbers of femicides and the undisputable right to choose.
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10 Best Lipstick Shades By Latinx Brands
The reality is that lipstick has become an essential part of our emperifollá armor, sin importar la mascarilla.
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The Cosmic Connections of Stephanie Whaley
The founder and CEO of dating app Oro Moon talks matchmaking, how to dress according to your birth chart, and serenading the moon in her native Perú.
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Plant Parenthood: Why Bother?
“Caring for plants has taught me patience, to slow down, and to really enjoy the little things.” 5 Latinx people explore self-care through plants.
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A Love Letter To Latinx Healthcare Workers
Amid a pandemic, healthcare workers across the United States faced physical and emotional risks and hardships that left them vulnerable to infection, mental health strain, and death. These are some of their stories.
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In 2020, Crocs Made Their Mark
Crocs, against all odds, have become a status symbol.
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Tried-And-True Beauty Tricks We’ve Learned From Elders
Before there was Sephora, Ulta or even electricity to heat up the curling iron, how did the elders do it?
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Meet Las Atípicas, the All-Female Band Reworking Bad Bunny’s Music
The group of Puerto Rican musicians was handpicked by the urbano artist to perform with him at the Latin Grammys.
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Editor’s Letter: Why We Are Dedicating November To Abuelas
“Emperifollá is a product of the generational teachings about style, culture, and identity that are ingrained in Latinx cultures,” writes Emperifollá’s editor-in-chief.
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