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With social-distancing in full-effect, most of us are stuck in our homes, slowly starting to lose our minds. First, if you live alone, isolation can be real. And if you live with your kids, partner or extended family members, after time, folks can really start to get on your nerves.
Sadly, this has become the new norm. Think: We might be stuck inside for the next two to 18 months! But it’s that uncertainty that got us thinking: If we had to be trapped inside— indefinitely— because of the
coronavirus pandemic, who would it be with and where?
Outside of this
list of fine brothas, one person I wouldn’t mind being stuck with is
Tanya Sam AND one place would be the tech wizard’s closet. First off,
The Real Housewives of Atlanta gal pal is nothing but pure positive energy, which is exactly what we need in these dire times.
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(Could you imagine having to be stuck with
Kenya and her Cookie Lady nonsense? I just couldn’t do it)
Meanwhile, Tanya is infectious, hilarious, can be silly and will GET LIT on a cocktail or two during virtual happy hour, so you know you would never get bored. Most importantly, in between writing my articles and playing Candy Crush, I could frolic in her closet ALL DAY! TRUST: it’s a nice closet to play in…way better than mine.
Tanya just has this amazing sense of style that is an eclectic blend of high-end designers such as
Christian Dior,
Jimmy Choo and
Miu Miu, but she isn’t afraid to find that steal for $100 or less either. There’s never a
Louboutin heel too high, a wrap dress pattern too bold or a
Chanel bag too big for Ms. Thing. She’s literally a fashion superhero who fears no fabric, a boxy shoulder or even an acid jean, ’cause she will always conquer it with grace, class and a smile.
“It’s like putting on your superhero cape,”
she joked with Essence in February. “Mine may be Oscar de la Renta, but that doesn’t make it any less Marvel Comics superhero than Captain America.”
What’s her secret? Her motherland roots.
“Africans are always stylish, especially Ghanaians,” she joked, adding, “We drip, and that’s a historical drip. It’s in our bones to be stylish.”
Come through queen. Take a look at what I’m talking about:
