Étiquette : No Ableism

From Washington D.C., Toni has the most contagious smile I have encountered at Afropunk Paris.

Meet Raqiya from Jonkoping (Sweeden). Her style is elegant, effortless and vibrant with a touch of retro. Just beautiful!  

Nana is a creator from London. She owns a clothing brand called Love Yaa Yaa. Nana had a stall at Afropunk Paris with her sister, Akua. How stunning is Nana in this head-to-toe african style attire. Akua,who is a creator as well, was the main make-up artist behind the african dots make-up that a lot of people […]

Meet Magloire. Also known as Lady Shaï, which is her stage name, she is a singer. You can listen to her work on her youtube channel.

Meet Leila. From Stockholm, she was one of the sweetest person I have met during Afropunk Paris, such an open-minded, generous and gorgeous lady. I really like her sense of style. There is something very captivating about her.

Juliet is a beautiful lady from Stockholm. She was such a gracious model. I love how her make-up matches her dress and head-wrap. She has such an intense presence as well that really shows through the images. She slayed that look.

Jessica is a young woman from Paris. I really liked the chic & retro vibe her look presented.  

Meet Isabelle. She is a screenwriter and director. She directed the documentary Trop Noire pour être Française ? in 2015 which gathered media attention. You can check her website to learn more about her work.