In under 11 seconds, Florence Griffith Joyner , aka “Flo-Jo,” changed the world of sports forever.  With a record-breaking time of 10.49 seconds , Joyner solidified her place in the track and field hall of fame, setting the still-standing record for the fastest women’s 100-meter race, effectively becoming the fastest woman ever. On the 25th anniversary of her passing, we remember the speed, strength and power Joyner displayed, which ushered in a new vanguard of Black athletic excellence, which can be seen in the cynic-defying victories of present-day track stars à la Sha’Carri Richardson . Tony Duffy via Getty Images But the Los Angeles native’s trailblazing influence extends beyond the tracks she transformed or the records she broke, as her iconic sense of personal style has become almost as renowned as her athletic feats. Now, two and a half decades later, her influence in the beauty and culture space can still be seen in the beauty trends of today, most notably, of course, her...