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By: Taylor Wilmore
Komina Guevara’s hands are rarely still. Through intricate beadwork and crafting leather, her art tells a story deeply rooted in cultural heritage, family traditions, and personal evolution. “Leatherwork is like therapy,” she said. “I get to use hammers and big tools. It’s physical and aggressive, a contrast to the quiet focus of beadwork.”
KCMO Mayor Quinton Lucas, center, poses with Wes Rogers, a KCMO council member and chair of the city’s Small Business Task Force, and business leaders from Cupini's at an announcement event for KCMO's new Outdoor Dining Enhancement Grant; photo by Taylor Wilmore, Startland News
Quincy Lee, Social Apex Media; photo by Taylor Wilmore, Startland News
By: Taylor
Corinthian and Latasha N. Eley Kelly, Left on Read; courtesy photo
By: Taylor
Komina Guevara of KomGue, who received $1,500 for second place, at the 2024 Emerging Makers Showcase Competition
By: Nikki Overfelt Chifalu, Taylor Wilmore
Enrique Hernandez was named Made in KC’s New Maker of the Year for Craft E. Embroidery. His embroidered crewnecks took Made in KC by storm this fall and have been a top seller since, said Keith Bradley, the retailer's co-owner.
Malisa Monyakula, Lulu’s Thai Noodle Shop, sits inside an outdoor holiday igloo at her Overland Park restaurant; photo by Taylor Wilmore, Startland News
By: Taylor Wilmore
One of Kansas City’s best-known fashion duos — married entrepreneurs Joey Mendez and Buck Wimberly — recently stepped back into the fast-paced world of reality TV as stylists for a new series featuring another KC personality who commands screen time: Heidi Gardner.
By: Taylor Wilmore
Enrique Hernandez, the creative force behind Craft E. Embroidery, transformed a hobby into a thriving business — earning him the title of Made in KC’s Maker of the Year for 2024. “It’s complicated. But at the end of the day, I do this for my family,” Hernandez said.
By: Taylor Wilmore
Kansas City’s fashion scene has gained a new player in Well Played KC, a lifestyle brand blending classic Americana style with local pride. Founded by Lindsey Hall, the business is gaining momentum with versatile, throwback-that-doesn't-feel-dated apparel that resonates with on-the-go Kansas Citians.
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