“Send a playlist, so I know it’s real.” by Nicole Alston

“Send a playlist, so I know it’s real.”

Nicole Alston is an artist and visionary who uses platforms from fashion to writing to express herself. She is a self published author of Little Black Book of Love, The Lover's Dictionary and #twentyeight. Born and raised in Baltimore County, Maryland Nicole is well versed in all things creative.  Aside from writing she is also a freelance Wardrobe Stylist. Previously nominated for the Fashion Awards MD as "Best Emerging Wardrobe Stylist' and was also featured in a Raw Artist Awakening Showcase Fashion Show. She is a mother of three, enjoys listening to 90's r&b, hounds-tooth print anything, and singing.

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Nicole Alston is an artist and visionary who uses platforms from fashion to writing to express herself. She is a self published author of Little Black Book of Love, The Lover's Dictionary and #twentyeight. Born and raised in Baltimore County, Maryland Nicole is well versed in all things creative. Aside from writing she is also a freelance Wardrobe Stylist. Previously nominated for the Fashion Awards MD as "Best Emerging Wardrobe Stylist' and was also featured in a Raw Artist Awakening Showcase Fashion Show. She is a mother of three, enjoys listening to 90's r&b, hounds-tooth print anything, and singing.

Nicole Alston is an artist and visionary who uses platforms from fashion to writing to express herself. She is a self published author of Little Black Book of Love, The Lover's Dictionary and #twentyeight. Born and raised in Baltimore County, Maryland Nicole is well versed in all things creative.  Aside from writing she is also a freelance Wardrobe Stylist. Previously nominated for the Fashion Awards MD as "Best Emerging Wardrobe Stylist' and was also featured in a Raw Artist Awakening Showcase Fashion Show. She is a mother of three, enjoys listening to 90's r&amp;b, hounds-tooth print anything, and singing.

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