By Kerane Marcellus ·Updated August 7, 2024
Living Single set the precedent for a new era of television where Black women in particular were shown in a light that centered on friendship and independence. The show revolved around Khadijah, Sinclair, Maxine, Regine, and their two friends Kyle and Overton. Legendary costume designer and stylist Ceci is responsible for the iconic outfits that empowered and elevated the Black women on the show: Huffington Post, she shared: “Black shows did not get the same budget as white shows. There was a big disparity and people were always stuck. You were forced to be more creative, which once again goes back to my upbringing.” She also noted, “I think it had a lot to do with how I grew up, and that informs my >@everyoutfitinlivingsingle, Fabiola Ching told View this post on Instagram
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