The singer, like so many other stars, routinely uses the unique style of Black women to raise her cultural currency.
Iggy Azalea made an entire career out of a poorly performed “blaccent” while also stealing the style of Black women to further her music career. Billie Eilish is known just as much for her take on streetwear as her catalog—think oversized clothing, graphic tees, and Air Force 1 sneakers—but her look wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for the Black female singers before her like SWV, Aaliyah, Xscape, TLC, and Rihanna.
It’s clear that copying the styles of Black women will always be good for business for white women. While Ora might be guilty of this, she's only part of the larger problem: Black women are so routinely
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