The definition of femme fatale.

Ursula is that girl who radiates self-confidence and is not shy about taking advantage of her womanly wiles. Her beauty is a powerful tool, used to open doors and disarm whoever approaches her.

Françoise is the girl people can’t help but adore. She is the life of the party, always dancing the night away. With a naturally loving nature, she is quick to laugh and to make new friends.

For whatever reason, it is virtually impossible not to fall in love with her.

A little bit of samba, a little bit of jazz.

Nara is an original, there’s no one like her. A difficult person to read, she angers some and amazes others. Her uniqueness comes from her wild manners and carefree lifestyle.

Queen of the dance floor, Carmen is a true bombshell with fire in her soul and samba on her feet. She is proud of her origins and it shows.

Seductive, full of energy and high on life, she will make you long for freedom and dream of carnival in Rio.

A Motor City gift to the world.

Although Diane can be private,  when she enters a room, it only takes a few words from her and everyone is helpless to not want to dance. Unsurpassed in talents and class. 

Is a free spirit, an independent woman not bound by rules and social norms.

She creates her own destiny and indulges in her passions, but can also show empathy and compassion towards others. Her styled is copied by many, matched by none.

Sharon is an avid explorer, a world traveler that navigates through life
with courage and grace.

She seems oblivious of her impact on others and can be misinterpreted as being distant and aloof, but her heart shines bright when her soul is touched

Exuding an air of mystery
and seduction, her flawless
public facade masks her true self.
You will only see what she wants you to see, but don’t let her fearlessness fool you: she wears her heart on her sleeve and allows her vulnerabilities to be a source of strength.

A woman who knows her worth and is not afraid to fight for her dreams: Aretha has a fierce heart and a brave soul, she accepts life’s challenges with her head high and turns sorrow into strength.

She doesn’t need to wait for a hero, she is her own savior.

She's the type of woman that uses her voice to stand up for what is right, no matter how uncomfortable the conversation might be. Of course ANGELA is an icon for her style, but even more importantly, for her mind. 

She is naturally beautiful and effortlessly unapologetic for being her.

Pat treats everyday as if it's a runway walk. Her shameless strut is sometimes mistaken for arrogance but trust, she is nothing of the sort. She is confident but humble and radiates positive energy.

Multi-talented and multi-dimensional, Pattie does it all.

She’s never met a challenge she can’t conquer and makes everything look so effortless; but trust, she has worked hard and loved even harder to become the woman she is today.

Always a cocktail in hand, Julie is the life of the party.

Her style and her personality are playful, vibrant and distinct. She is effortlessly her at all times and really knows how to work a crowd. While she’s humble, she is not afraid to stand out and grab your attention.

A jet-setter, a socialite and a philanthropist.

Sure, her birthright gave her access but make no mistake, Jackie built her empire all on her own. While the sophisticated, luxurious life Jaqueline lives could make anyone in her shoes pretentious, Jackie is relatable, humble and giving in her everyday encounters. She finds so much joy in helping others and strives to shine light on all the darkness in the world.

Donyale is never afraid to be the first because she knows she will not be the last.

A pioneer in every aspect of her life, Donyale is constantly, inadvertently,  shaping the way women do things. Her essence is infectious and it’s what gets her anything and everything she wants.

Josephine Baker (born Freda Josephine McDonald, naturalised French Joséphine Baker; 3 June 1906 – 12 April 1975) was an American-born French entertainer, French Resistance agent, freemason and civil rights activist.

Her career was centered primarily in Europe, mostly in her adopted France. She was the first Black woman to star in a major motion picture, the 1927 silent film Siren of the Tropics, directed by Mario Nalpas and Henri Étiévant.

Her performance in the revue Un vent de folie in 1927 caused a sensation in Paris. Her costume, consisting of only a short skirt of artificial bananas and a beaded necklace, became an iconic image and a symbol of the Jazz Age and the 1920s.

She's the type of woman that uses her voice to stand up for what is right, no matter how uncomfortable the conversation might be. Of course ANGELA is an icon for her style, but even more importantly, for her mind.

She is naturally beautiful and effortlessly unapologetic for being her.