Maya Angelou Was Not Only An Author, A Poet, A Phenomenal Woman But Too Shared Some Pretty Fierce Fashion.

Yes, the iconic Maya demonstrated substance meeting elegance in the best imaginable manner, from her hot age where she wore tall split dress that cultured her inside and out.

She wore a tall split dress that cultured her inside and out

She wore a tall split dress that cultured her inside and out

Dr. Maya Angelou is one individual of the most legendary and persuasive declarations of all time, from her books to her speeches, who used language to stir her listeners and reach into their hearts in a very special way.

Dr. Angelou is a notable poet, novelist, educationalist, scriptwriter, producer, actress, filmmaker, and civic rights innovator. Born 4th April 1928 in St. Missouri and raised in St. Louis and stamps experiencing brutality or racial discrimination, that built the unshakable faith of communal, culture and customary African family.

Up to May 28, 2014 the American Author and poet had published three books of essays, seven autobiography and a number of poetry books. She is also recognized for a list of plays, movies, and television shows straddling over fifty years.

 After surviving a chain of jobs as a young lady, which included, night-club dancer, cook, prostitute, player, a cast-member planner and as a journalist, she decided to venture into Poetry and writing.
Maya Angelou is celebrated poet, author and thespian, best known for her book “I Know Why the Cage Bird Sings,”

She left us with numeral prize-winning books, speeches and broad words of knowledge.
May You Rest In Peace Maya Angelou!

And from many who looked upon her, had much to crown her exit with all sorts of heartening and motivating quotes, speeches, books and list goes on and on.

Maya Angelou On A Talk Show With Oprah Winfrey

Maya Angelou Acting A Scene In A Movie

Maya Angelou Directing a Movie

Maya Angelou Receives An Award From President Obama -  Freedom Medal The Highest Civilian Honor

"People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." -Maya Angelou.
— Amanda Palmer (@amandapalmer) May 29, 2014

.@MayaAngelou was an inspiration to us all. Today we reflect on her incredible wisdom and advice: http://t.co/NDkHWg5woC
— OprahWinfrey Network (@OWNTV) May 29, 2014

1 day after #MayaAngelou passed, the 163rd anniversary of Sojourner Truth's "Arn't I a Woman?" speech.Those 2 Ancestors comparing notes now.
— Greg Carr (@AfricanaCarr) May 29, 2014

I will miss my friend #MayaAngelou. Truly a #PhenomenalWoman.
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) May 29, 2014

Thankful Thursday... Incredibly thankful for the time I was privileged to spend with Dr. Maya Angelou. Will share special moments on @GMA.
— Robin Roberts (@RobinRoberts) May 29, 2014