Style N Tea

This week's episode of #stylentea features hairstylist David Thompson @davidthompsonhair . During our conversation we delve into the origins of Mr. Thompson's style, explore elements of his Uptown upbringing that inspired him, how the hair salon became the springboard of his creativity, style lessons he learned from waiting the late Whitney Houston, how living in New York energized his style and what coming back to DC added to it. Grab your mug and join us

This week's episode of #stylentea features DC's own wardrobe stylist and fashion critic Devon Pina @fashioncitizen. During our conversations, Devon walks us through his NW, DC upbringing; what Catholic School taught him about style, how college further defined his style, how his style coincides with his brand and the elements you should think of when assessing your style. Grab your mugs and pull up a chair this is going to be a great conversation!!!

This week's episode of #stylentea features DMV native Courtney Hall, owner of Yum! The Brownie Bar. During the episode we delve into the origins of Ms. Hall's style in and out of the kitchen, lessons she's learned in regards to presenting herself to the world and what it means to be a millennial Baker. Pull up a chair, grab your favorite mug of tea and listen in.

This week's episode of #stylentea features Hair Designer Quarita Futrell. Ms. Futrell's "Q Sessions" transform a mere day at the salon in to an extravagant spa day for your hair. We delve into her NC roots, how she uses her style icon (the legendary Tina Turner) as a beacon, what living in the DMV taught her and how to use staple pieces in your wardrobe. Grab a mug of your favorite tea and join us!!

This week's episode of #stylentea features DMV entrepreneur/hairstylist and Beauty Therapist Tinea Porter. We discussed how Catholic School, 90's TV, movie characters and musicians as well as HBCU life shaped her style. We also touch on the importance of self acceptance and individualism. Grab a mug and join us for this conversation

This week's episode of #stylentea features (Uptown) DC's own Charles "Chuck" Keys. Mr. Keys is a Creative Consultant/Brand Manager/Music Manager (kelowlatesha) who bridges the gap between corporations and culture. During our chat we discussed his Chocolate City influenced style foundation, how his mentors added to his style and how experiencing life through travel helped him cultivate a look authentic and unique to him. Grab your cup of tea and join us!

Our debut episode features Kizzy Evae, owner of Kurated, a D.C. based vintage boutique. Over tea we delve into the origins of this entrepreneur's style.