When a lot of photographers “try” to replicate the 90s they never do the research that goes into it. I make sure I always get every detail! This is my re-enactment of the Tunnel, a club that made NYC nights a different place!
Ok let’s talk about it. I see a lot of you with your Vogue Magazine covers and it’s highly upsetting being that they don’t even want us on their covers. This thread is dedicated to the real magazines of black fashion.
“When Martial Arts came to the Ghetto” In the late 60s during the era of The Black Panther Party black people across America learned to defend their selves through the martial arts. Eventually these practices appeared in Blaxploitation films throughout the 1970s.
Remembering Patrick Dorismond
a security guard and member of the Flatbush community who was killed by an undercover NYPD cop in the year of 2000. Now it’s 2020 and we’re protesting in the same streets where they held his funeral.
Biggie Smalls by Barron Claiborne
One of the most iconic photos that almost didn’t happen because of Puff. He thought the $6 crown would make Big look like Burger King. Never underestimate an artist because look how beautiful it came out...
Vogue Magazine in fact didn’t put black people on their cover since 1974. For a magazine that started out in 1892 that’s a long ass time. Doesn’t this look like an Essence cover?
This is my year of recognition and closure! You’ll see all hard work from the past 7 years even though I’ve been doing it longer but those years have the best of the best!
Sisters With Voices S W V
Shot & styled by Andre Uncut
Starring
@UBEEN_AFAN
@itskokobanx
IG @ misswillionaire
Nails by
@1800ryry
Clothes pulled from IG @ arieeelle_
@_mothers__
Rosario Dawson was the nicest celeb I’ve ever met! Felt like we were family for the whole night. Complimented me and kept a convo whole night.