Image Source: ABC On "Abbott Elementary," one man's trash is another man's Telfar. Quinta Brunson illustrated as much in the latest episode that aired on Feb. 8 titled "Valentine's Day." In it, her character, Janine, is underwhelmed to receive the coveted handbag. In fact, she isn't even aware of the brand's existence despite it being one of the most popular Black-owned brands worn by celebrities like Beyoncé and Rihanna. The fashion cameo comes when Maurice, or "Mo," played by Vince Staples, a...
Image Source: ABC On "Abbott Elementary," one man's trash is another man's Telfar. Quinta Brunson illustrated as much in the latest episode that aired on Feb. 8 titled "Valentine's Day." In it, her character, Janine, is underwhelmed to receive the coveted handbag. In fact, she isn't even aware of the brand's existence despite it being one of the most popular Black-owned brands worn by celebrities like Beyoncé and Rihanna. The fashion cameo comes when Maurice, or "Mo," played by Vince Staples, a...
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