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  Prom Promise Is Collecting Donated Prom Dresses for Miami Students

  April 12 at 8:30 a.m.

  Alexandra Katya Phillis didn't have the traditional prom experience. In fact, she didn't even go to prom. "My mom was working really hard, and I didn't want to stress her out about trying to have me attend prom and get a dress," she recalls. "She was a single mom at...

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  The Fashion at Ultra Music Festival 2019

  April 2 at 9:18 a.m.

  While there was plenty of music to experience at Ultra Music Festival, it's the Ultranauts are who really make the festival what it is. While neon clothing and kandi bracelets still remain popular, outrageous eyewear, mesh, and body jewels were some of the more interesting items festivalgoers wore this year. Here are some of the best looks New Times spotted this past weekend. Photography by Daniella Mía.

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  Glossier, the Beauty Company All Over Your Facebook Feed, Opens a Store in Wynwood

  March 25 at 9 a.m.

  You've seen its engrossing videos scrolling through Facebook. Its bold sans serif logo and millennial pink aesthetic have turned some Instagram feeds into a mood board. With products like Lidstar, Cloud Paint, and MIlky Jelly, the NYC-based online beauty brand Glossier has made a deep impact in the beauty world,...

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  The People of III Points 2019

  February 18 at 11:12 a.m.

  Mana Wynwood swarmed with a hive of creatives minds Friday, Februray 15, through Sunday, February 17, for III Points Music & Arts Festival 2019. Here is a collection of some of the most interesting people New Times ran across over the weekend. Photography by Karli Evans.

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  Local Photographer Kiing Unites Miamians Via 3:05 T-Shirt Brand

  January 22 at 8 a.m.

  About six months ago, the local photographer launched his 3:05 clothing brand on Instagram, and it quickly gained traction among local R&B and hip-hop artists.

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  The People of Wynwood Second Saturday Art Walk January 2019

  January 14 at 6:11 a.m.

  The crowds enjoyed the cool weather and busy atmosphere of the first Second Saturday art walk of 2019. Although there aren't as many galleries as there used to be in Wynwood, everyone still seems to enjoy Saturday's festive environment. Photography by Daniella Mía.