In this final part of our annual round table series, we explore the concept of legacy from a woman's perspective, emphasizing the importance of creating opportunities for underrepresented communities through art.

They discuss the significance of storytelling and archiving history, particularly in the indie space, and the role of artists in society. The conversation also touches on cultural appreciation, the balance between creation and consumption, and personal reflections on beauty standards. This conversation explores the themes of personal style, body positivity, and the impact of cultural beauty standards on women's self-perception.

The participants discuss the importance of dressing for oneself, the challenges posed by beauty myths, and the pervasive issues of colorism and fat phobia in various cultures. They also touch on health consciousness and the significance of creative expression as a means for women to assert their voices and experiences in a society that often imposes restrictive norms.