Volume V · A Living Archive
The MUZE Journal.
Stories on beauty, confidence, culture, wellness, and the women shaping modern luxury.
The End-of-Summer Reset
Labor Day travel, vacation hair recovery, and the elegant business of turning toward fall — a four-week reset from the MUZE editors.
The MUZE Woman
For Women’s Equality Day — an editorial study of power, career, and agency, and the woman who authors how she is seen.
The Business Behind MUZE
For National Black Business Month, Kiyah Wright opens the books — ownership, formulation, and building a Black-owned luxury beauty house.
From Stylist to Emmy Winner to Founder
Kiyah Wright on craft, credentials, and ownership — the unglamorous arithmetic of building a house with your name on it.
Back-to-Work & the Fall Reset
Does your hair still match your life? Kiyah Wright on September as the real new year, and re-tailoring hair to the season ahead.
Scalp Health, Shedding & Hair Longevity
Your wig routine should protect the hair underneath — Kiyah Wright on tension, shedding, and the two inches nobody photographs.
Crown Braids & the Romantic Braiding Resurgence
The 2026 braid is softer, less perfect, more grown — Kiyah Wright on crown braids, undone romance, and braiding as inheritance.
Golden Brunette, Caramel & Chocolate: The Colour Conversation
The expensive brunette conversation is really about dimension — Kiyah Wright on warmth, shadow, and why depth reads as luxury.
Big Curls & Natural Volume Are Having a Moment
Why volume is back, and why Kiyah Wright never thought it left — an editorial study of texture, fullness, and hair with presence.
Beauty Without Permission
Tai Beauchamp on building movements, redefining wellness, and the quiet authority of women who shape culture before culture catches on.
Culture Moves First
Erin J. Hall on leadership, presence, and the women who shape the rooms before they walk in.
An Education in Presence
Charity Foster on personal style as discipline — refinement, restraint, and the quiet language of confidence.
The Architecture of Influence
Valeisha Butterfield on producing culture, advocating for women, and the disciplined elegance of impact.
The Founder Letter
Kiyah Wright on building MUZE — a love letter to craftsmanship, ritual, and the woman in the mirror.
From the Founder
“Beauty should never feel performative. It should feel like alignment.”
Kiyah Wright · Founder, MUZE
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