Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 1月27日 01時09分

"The next generation is going to be America’s first 'minority majority,' " says former Vogue columnist Audrey Smaltz. "When I was coming up, things were only in black and white; these days, everything is in color. That’s why we say 'women of color' now, which I much prefer. Because we all come from different ethnicities and cultures, and we all come in different shades—from ivory to light-brown and medium-brown, to dark-brown, near-black, and black. I like to think of beauty like a rainbow. It’s more interesting that way." Read more in the link in our bio. Photo: Carrie Mae Weems. © Carrie Mae Weems. Untitled (Putting on make up), 1990–1999. Courtesy of the artist and @jackshainman.

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