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Ramona Singer’s Leopard Confessional Blouse

Real Housewives of New York Season 12 Fashion

Although the majority of our leopard sightings are usually on the housewives of Beverly Hills and Jersey, the New York concrete jungle ladies have actually been turning up in a ton of the catty print this season like Ramona Singer with her confessional blouse. Which is unfortunately sold out, however we of course cordially invite you and your sister (if you have one) to check out the wildly similar Style Stealers down below.

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Faryn

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Originally posted at: Ramona Singer’s Leopard Confessional Blouse

Dorinda Medley’s Bow Leather Jacket in Newport

Real Housewives of New York Season 12 Episode 10 Fashion

Dorinda Medley’s bow leather jacket that she wears during part deux of the cast (plus Elyse and Leah’s sister who according to the previews apparently does show up after all) trip to Newport on this week’s episode of RHONY is a super gangsta-chic look. And we’re just hoping that none of the ravioli Leah throws at Ramona gets on this $3,980 piece, because we have a feeling the result ain’t gunna be nice (especially since we assume that she can no longer get free dry-cleaning at Madame Paulette’s).

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Originally posted at: Dorinda Medley’s Bow Leather Jacket

Tinsley Mortimer’s Velvet Leopard Blouse in Newport

Real Housewives of New York Season 12 Episode 10 Fashion

Tinsley Mortimer’s velvet leopard blouse that she wears to what appears to be another very wild dinner in Newport, Rhode Island on this week’s episode of The Real Housewives of New York is super cute. And although it’s unfortunately sold out, we’ve of course included some similar Style Stealers for you to shop down below so there’s really no need to throw a fit ravioli at us about it. 

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Faryn

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Originally posted at: Tinsley Mortimer’s Velvet Leopard Blouse

By now you’ve probably seen your favorite beauty brands post some kind of support on Instagram for the Black Lives Matter movement in the wake of George Floyd’s death at the hands of a white police officer. It could be a black box, resources of where to donate or a big donation themselves. But for many, this isn’t enough. Sharon Chuter, founder and CEO of Uoma Beauty, launched the #PullUporShutUp challenge to hold corporate brands accountable.

In a post to her Instagram account, Chuter explained why she started the challenge. “Over the last few days, we’ve seen something that’s never happened before,” she said. “With brands and corporations publically showing support for the Black Lives Matter movement including making huge donations, as well as going black yesterday. And for this we thank you. However, to at this point still be absolving yourself of the role you have played and continue to play on the marginalization of Black people, shows that a lot of these efforts may just be PR stunts.”

She’s asking these companies to release the number of Black people employed in both corporate and leadership roles. Chuter is also calling for consumers to not shop their favorite brands until the companies come forward.

Source: Instagram

As Chuter notes, Black people make up just eight percent of corporate roles in America and three percent of management roles, and the numbers are even worse when it comes to Black CEOs of Fortune 500 companies. Only four Black people in the US hold those roles.

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So far, E.L.F. Cosmetics has majorly stepped up and released that its leadership team is 14 percent black and 45 percent diverse, with women in leadership roles. Milk Makeup posted its receipts, explaining that it plans to do better.

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How will your favorite brands pull up? We’ll just have to wait to find out.