I wanted to challenge the idea that the African woman must fit one mold one way to dress, one way to be. We shot this in school, and every detail was intentional: the traditional wrap and fabric represent her heritage, while the glasses and pearls speak to something modern and refined. She doesn't need to […]
I wanted to challenge the idea that the African woman must fit one mold one way to dress, one way to be. We shot this in school, and every detail was intentional: the traditional wrap and fabric represent her heritage, while the glasses and pearls speak to something modern and refined. She doesn’t need to choose she can be both at once. The African woman, whole and unboxed.
