In 1973, the “Battle of Versailles” runway show transformed fashion, showcasing American designers and Black models on a global stage. Filmmaker Deborah Riley Draper reflects on this historic event’s lasting impact on Black beauty and representation in fashion, underscoring both the progress made and the challenges that remain in honoring Black creativity fully.

Nicole Lipp is a director who fearlessly blends dark humor and bold storytelling to craft films that push the boundaries of comedy and queer representation. With her sharp wit and uncompromising vision, she’s redefining what it means to create truly original cinema.

Necar Zadegan, a House Magazine digital cover star, has versatility that shines across stage and screen. From Broadway debuts to Hollywood acclaim, she brings depth, grace, and powerful storytelling to every role.

Nick Mele’s latest exhibition, Pages & Play, is on display at the Newport Art Museum through October 20, 2024, offering an intimate glimpse into his imaginative artistry. This photo diary captures the day the exhibition opened, showcasing Mele’s blend of old-world glamour with modern cheekiness as he captures the interplay between upscale interiors and their inhabitants. Curated with Danielle Rollins, the exhibition invites visitors to experience his timeless photographs in dynamic, bold settings inspired by his Palm Beach home.

In a recent interview with actress Riley Voelkel, our conversation carried into the heart of her home, the kitchen, where she finds solace in the art of cooking, sharing laughter, wine, and good food with loved ones. We uncovered the origins of her culinary journey, the secrets behind her famed charcuterie boards, and the dishes that define her style and personality. 

Natasha Behnam, emerging from Orange County, is swiftly becoming a powerhouse in character development. Despite industry challenges, her unwavering dedication to acting has positioned her for cinematic acclaim. Starring in “The Girls on the Bus,” Behnam’s talent and commitment shine, inspiring audiences with her relatable storytelling. With her rising prominence, she’s undoubtedly one to watch in cinema.

In an age of instant captures, Allister Ann stands out. Based in Nashville, she began her journey touring with The Civil Wars at 22, leading to a career as Kenny Chesney’s personal photographer. Explore her enigmatic world, from her unique style to her reflections on destiny and creativity. Journey from her humble beginnings to her success in the music scene through personal anecdotes, revealing the soul of a true artist.

From rising through the ranks on local news to becoming the anchor of “Catfish,” Kamie Crawford’s journey epitomizes trust in the process and a commitment to authenticity.

In the quickly-evolving world of comedy, Hannah Berner has emerged as a hilariously refreshing and authentic voice, giving her audience relatable humor and a magnetic stage presence.

Jenny Liu, CEO of DOGPOUND, talks with us about her journey as a Chinese American woman in New York City and her impact in the fitness industry.

Interviewing the lovely Anne Winters for our latest issue for The House in NYC has been an honor. She is a breath of fresh air and quickly won over The House Magazine’s editorial team’s hearts as joy with her easy-going and can-do attitude during her exclusive American Icon cover shoot for our publication. Winters is a multi-talented artist, an accomplished actress, producer, and singer. You may know from her numerous roles in a number of films and shows like Netflix’s Original hit Series 13 Reasons Why, ABC’s Grand Hotel, Universal Pictures’ Night School opposite Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish, and STX Entertainment’s Countdown. She has also played the title role in Hulu’s Zac & Mia, in which she won a Daytime Emmy for “Best Actress in A Drama Series.” Winters is currently starring as a series regular in The Orville: New Horizons, created by Seth MacFarlane, which you can find streaming on the Hulu Network. She has optioned the novel “The Unraveling of Cassidy Holmes,” which she is currently producing an adaptation of the YA novel and has other projects in the works. The team here at the House Magazine can’t wait to see what the future holds for this remarkable young woman. Anne Winters is full of grit, grace, and beauty… all the makings of an American Icon.