In a city known for its hustle, Ladies in the Land offers a refreshing alternative for women seeking connection, personal growth, and healing. Founded by Nautica Smith, this social club creates intentional experiences beyond nightlife, from flower picking to finance workshops, sparking genuine friendships and empowering women across Northeast Ohio. Discover how this movement is reshaping community and sisterhood in Cleveland.

Caroline Madison Tullis, a Cleveland-based stylist, is redefining fashion as a tool for confidence, storytelling, and authenticity. Through her work at Stitch Fix and her freelance brand Style by Splendor, Tullis helps clients find styles that reflect their true selves while guiding women through life transitions. Discover how faith, creativity, and a personal touch are shaping Cleveland’s fashion scene.

Cleveland’s fashion scene lit up as Jevon Terance unveiled his GILDED collection at Brightside, merging high-fashion storytelling with wearable luxury. The runway show featured dramatic gowns, bold silhouettes, and versatile street-luxury pieces, reflecting a strong creative vision. Emerging Kent State designers also took the stage, highlighting Cleveland’s growing influence in the fashion world. Discover how GILDED is shaping the city’s style.

Cleveland’s creative scene packed the Flats for the Threads Streetwear Fashion Show, hosted by media personality Chrissy Cavotta. With more than a dozen independent designers featured, the night blended bold collections, high-energy music and lighting, and a networking vibe many say helps keep local talent from leaving for bigger fashion hubs.

A Cleveland fashion show became something bigger: a celebration of identity, leadership and “Mi Voz” — “My Voice.” Young Latinas in the Latina Image program took the stage in casual wear, interview looks and evening gowns, showing confidence built through months of mentorship and personal development. Supporters filled the room as participants stepped into the spotlight with purpose.

Cleveland event producer Chrissy Cavotta is launching her first full streetwear production, the Threads Streetwear Showcase, after a casting call drew thousands of shares and more than 200 submissions. What began as a smaller plan has doubled, now featuring 55 models and nine designers, with tickets starting at $10.

A longtime “parking crater” in Cleveland’s Gateway District is finally being replaced. Cosm Cleveland has broken ground on a 64,000-square-foot venue featuring a nearly 100-foot LED dome and “Shared Reality” immersive viewing in 12K. The project is expected to draw about 750,000 visitors a year and create 300 full-time jobs, with a target opening of July 2027.