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  Catch Us At The Side BarreIntimate conversations reserved for self-reflection, stories about colorism, and all things personal. Every hu(e)man is welcome here.
Our Stories.
									Nude Barre exists to celebrate Hu(e)man's Performing Life and uplift the voices of marginalized communities. As a Black and female-founded brand, we want to bring awareness to Black Maternal Health in the effort to emphasize the profound need for better care and compassion for expecting mothers w...
								
								
							
									
Nude Barre has graced athletes, performers, and tea spillers alike. With an inclusive 12 shade range and bodywear that provides both comfort and coverage, it’s no wonder why Nude Barre is a favorite amongst celebs. Take a look at the VIPS caught in the Nude (Barre) and how they rock their true h...
								
								
							
									A March, Travel + Leisure article recalls how Merriam Webster defined the word nude as “having the color of a white person’s skin,” until 2015. Writer Rosemary Akpan addresses this disservice and chronicles the complex relationship women of darker skin tones have with current societal imagination...
								
								
							
									Your bond with your underwear may be the most important relationship you have in your life. You wear it every day, and depend on it to support you, cover you, and (for the most part) stay hidden. This alliance is vital, codependent to say the least. So why is it that an ever-growing demographic o...
								
								
							
									As April showers promised May flowers, Harper’s Bazaar dreamt up a list of upcoming spring trends from your favorite fashion darlings. Styled by Samira Nasr and photographed by Shaniqwa Jarvis, Harper’s Bazaar’s opted for a rustic, brown aesthetic to showcase all the fabulous attire of springtime...
								
								
							
									
Women’s underwear has often reflected social sentiments of a woman's place in society. The corset, girdle, and hoop skirts of cosmic proportions have long restricted women’s physical autonomy. Progressive movements to fight back against these agents of patriarchal beauty standards have often inv...
								
								
							 
		 
                          
                             
                          
                             
                          
                             
                          
                             
                          
                             
                                            
                                        
                                        
                                            
                                             
                                            
                                        
                                        
                                            
                                             
								 
								 
								 
								 
								