This story is part of Image Issue 15, “Diaspora,†a fantastic voyage through the mecca of food, from Hollywood haunts to mall food courts to L.A. staples. Read the whole issue here.
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Ghetto Gastro, ‘Black Power Kitchen,’ $40
The newly released cookbook by the Bronx culinary collective is an extension of their lens on food, freedom and power. With 75 recipes, vibrant photography and essays on topics that reference their outlook on justice, this is Ghetto Gastro’s manifesto and love letter to their global community.
Epi.logic, Master Plan Serum, $230
Dr. Chaneve Jeanniton is a board-certified oculofacial plastic surgeon who is harnessing regenerative aesthetics through her hero product, Master Plan. It’s a serum that uses a combination of stem-cell-derived growth factors, peptides and hyaluronic acid to create an environment where the skin can repair and protect itself.
From Palm Angels’ boutique to the new Ferragamo capsule collection to the buzziest wine bar opening in Santa Monica, the Drip Index can add some heat to your schedule
Darius, Double Emerald & Diamond Signature Hoops, $8,900
The fine-jewelry designer wanted to honor “historical examples of double stone jewelry†across time and culture with these two stones cut from the same source. Darius’ designs often play across ancient and modern motifs as a way to communicate our deepest desires to the universe.
Cabi, Original Trio, $45
Three versatile condiments intended to bring the “beauty and ease of Japanese home cooking†to everyday meals. No cooking required, unless you want to! Check Cabi’s website for veggie, meat, noodle, dessert and dressing recipes, which you can search by degree of difficulty.
Hanahana Beauty, Shea Body Butter Mini Set, $30
You can now bring the nourishing benefits of Hanahana’s cult-favorite blend of shea butter, cocoa butter, mango butter and natural oils with you on the road with these petite, travel-size jars. Keep one for yourself and give another to a friend to try. Hanahana’s shea butter is from the Katariga Women’s Shea Cooperative in Ghana.
‘Black Tarot: An Ancestral Awakening Deck and Guidebook,’ $28
Nyasha Williams’ take on the classic Tarot aims to help you further connect with your ancestors through traits, affirmations and action steps. Black representations of classic Tarot figures are illustrated by Kimishka Naidoo; Ancestral Illuminations is the accompanying journal to document your journey through the tarot.
Nopalera, Citrus Bath Set, $71
Inspired by the nopal cactus of Mexico, this bath set is one you want to keep on deck. The exfoliant, body bar soap and moisturizing botanical bar will leave your skin feeling soft and relaxed. Nopalera’s bath set also comes in Flor de Mayo, made with hibiscus, jasmine and grapefruit.
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