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Studio time: 12 hours/mo. This membership is perfect for the production professionals out there who are in need of steady access to a studio. For consistent photographers, models and content studio creators looking to divvy up time throughout the month.

Enjoy 1 Free Complimentary Hour to utilize our Space. Use it for a quick photoshoot, Youtube filming or even a team meeting. You decide. Select days & times available and 1 per creative. Multiple name reservations will be canceled! Deal expires October 31st!!

STUDIO RULES **Rental time begins promptly at the prescribed starting time and ends promptly at the prescribed ending time, regardless if renter and/or renter’s party is late*** ***Rental time includes setup, tear down and cleaning. The studio must be cleaned and vacated by the scheduled end time and no later, please consider this when booking your rental*** $50 minimum cleaning fee required if/for excessively dirty studio. STUDIO GUIDELINES No smoking is allowed in the studio. Music is to be kept at reasonable levels during the weekdays. No pets allowed without prior consent of a company representative All small and/or hard to clean material (confetti, hair cutting, feathers, food products, body paint, etc.) require approval from company representative. $50 minimum cleaning fee required, additional charges my apply depending on studio condition at wrap. STUDIO EQUIPMENT Basic Studio lighting is provided at no additional cost. Renter is responsible for studio lighting setup and tear down. All pre-installed paper backdrops (black, white) are free with rentals. Special order backdrop colors can be requested and installed for $99 (7 day notice required) Cancellation Policy Cancellations Must Be Recorded at least 48 hours prior to reservation. All cancellations will ocurr a $50 fee.

Words: Lorianne Wilbur Photo:  @fashionweekonline via Instagram Contessa Mills is famous for her dark, Tarot-esque garments that are a classical yet modern witchy style. For New York Fashion Week happening on Feb. 11, 2026, the audience saw an unveiling of stunning silhouette-like black dresses, short and long, flowing as the models stood perfectly positioned for their after-show photos. The shape and color of these dresses brings the occult to mind. A stand-out piece was the black and white spaghetti-strap dress with futuristic layers puffing in a belle fashion that scream “I am a piece of art, regarde-moi.” By contrast, the next slender piece came as a long and conservative blue dress with a covered neck that was adorned down the middle with buttons from neck-to-toe. Photo: @contessamillsnyc via Instagram Following this ethereal scene came a futuristic-seeming grey sequined mini-romper that drew attention to the model’s natural figure. Complete with finger-less gloves and socks glamorously stuffed in a pair of practical and sleek black boots, it is perfect for a night out in the cold of New York winter. Photo: @contessamillsnyc via Instagram The last dress was a sheer white gown that billowed out like a specter from ages past. Imprinted with a serpent amidst leaves and fish, it symbolizes the temptation of Eve within the garden of Eden. Quite frankly, Contessa Mills is the dark fashion of the future.

Words: Lorianne Wilbur Photo: @markarian_nyc via Instagram Who better to celebrate femininity than Alexandra O’ Neill? Best known for her idyllic and age-old designs, her works thrust its wearer into a sense that they have stepped into their very own fairy-tale. During New York Fashion Week 2026, O’Neill showcased her fall and winter designs. Photo:  @markarian_nyc via Instagram One of the most attention-grabbing pieces was a long and regal two-piece gold and silver floral dress that moves outward in the middle with a form-fitting bottom to compliment the natural female body. The flowers on this resembled the official state floral emblem of Maine: The White Pine Cone and Tassel. Well, it is technically not a flower, yet its white tassel looks like one. Maine seems to be a state of inspiration for the designer as this is where she was born. Photo:  @markarian_nyc via Instagram Move into mother nature with a strapless zebra dress contoured to be form fitting that celebrates its wearer’s physique. Then, a long black, regality-inspired dress comes imprinted with flowers and beads arranged to look like royal designs from centuries past. Photo:  @markarian_nyc via Instagram A personal favorite was a classically romantic and sleek-looking black strappy dress that belles outwards in the middle to accentuate natural feminine forms. Another dazzling yet modest long-sleeve grey dress was shown which highlights the model’s natural beauty. Photo:  @markarian_nyc via Instagram The last piece provokes a feeling of stepping into another world removed from time with a short-sleeve, light-blue maxi dress imprinted with a beautiful white flower that looks like a dandelion-to-wish-upon, causing the onlooker to become entranced. In short, Markarian is the femininity in fashion.

On January 28, 2026, Peloton Studios in New York City transformed into an intimate hub of celebration and storytelling for a private screening of Tyler Perry’s Sistas , honoring a major milestone for Peloton instructor and cultural powerhouse Tunde Oyeneyin. The evening marked Tunde’s premiere appearance as a series regular on the hit BET show, where she steps into her first leading television role. Hosted at Peloton Headquarters, the event brought together members of the Peloton community, creatives, and industry insiders for an evening centered on representation, courage, and growth. Prior to the screening, Tunde addressed the room with her signature authenticity speaking openly about never giving up on yourself, doing things scared, and choosing to show up boldly even when the path forward is uncertain. She proudly acknowledged what it means to be a “chocolate sis,” emphasizing that representation matters not only on screen, but within spaces like her Peloton family as well. Tunde also reassured attendees that while she is expanding into acting, she isn’t going anywhere. Peloton remains home and fans can still expect her beloved slow counts. This new chapter, she shared, is about expansion, not departure. In Sistas , Tunde plays Madison Truitt, a confident, powerful entrepreneur who has built a successful career in a male dominated industry. During a brief interview with Disrupshion Magazine, Tunde revealed just how closely she relates to the character. “I am Madison,” she shared with a laugh, noting the many parallels between their journeys. Like Madison, Tunde has prioritized her career and both women wrestle with the question of whether love was ever put on the back burner. “So do I,” Tunde joked, embracing the honesty of that reflection. When asked about working under Tyler Perry, Tunde spoke about the importance of preparation and discipline. Tyler Perry’s famously fast paced shooting style, she explained, leaves no room for hesitation much like her Peloton live streams, where there are no second takes. “You have to be ready,” she said. “The work you put in beforehand is what allows you to rise to the moment.” That same discipline is what prepared her to step confidently into this new arena. The evening closed with a powerful sense of alignment of purpose meeting preparation. As Tunde Oyeneyin continues to evolve, she remains rooted in community, authenticity, and fearless self-belief. To follow her journey, follow Tunde on Instagram @tune2tunde and catch Sistas on BET Wednesdays at 8 PM.