Love Wamuhu Waweru’s style & the message she preaches of conscious consumerism!
She should checkout Casa di Culture:-)
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Crowned (a beautiful portrait series)
(Source: abstractelements.com)
Reblogged from kjohnlasoul<3
CROWNED by Street Etiquette
CROWNED is a portrait series by Street Etiquette that depicts the styles of 12 individuals through the lens of Andre Wagner that showcases the subject’s personal hairstyle. Inspired by the likes of Jean-Michel Basquiat, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, ASWAD, BDK. and the Native Tongues collective, it’s clear that personal style starts at the top and matriculates downwards. The entire feature can be seen here.
Wow, I am loving her ‘modern nomad’ style! Gloria Baume, fashion director at Teen Vogue.
(Source: stylelikeu.com)
I know we’ve said it before, but we are just loving everything Mara Hoffman Spring/Summer 2012. These images and the artistry behind them are amazingly beautiful. Her team just launched their online shop; and will be showing on Saturday during the Mercedes-Benz NY Fashion Week for Fall 2012.
Opening Night of ‘Dandy Lion’ Exhibit
Last night marked the opening of the Dandy Lion: Articulating a Re(de)fined Black Masculine Identity exhibit at the Reginald E. Lewis Museum in Baltimore, Maryland.
The event was well attended by people from various age cohorts, and the exhibit itself was beautifully curated by Shantrelle Lewis. Six of the photographers were there last night to represent their works, and mingle with guests.
If you find yourself in the Washington, DC area, take time to discover the artistic community, cafes and shops that Baltimore has to offer.
Here are a few images from the installation.
Enjoy…and go visit for yourself to read about each artist and their respective subjects. It’s worth it!
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