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Jaden Smith is the new face of Louis Vuitton's womenswear campaign. The series of ads was shot by legendary photographer Bruce Weber, with two of them debuting Sunday on the Instagram of LV's creative director, Nicolas Ghesquière.
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Clad in an embellished skirt, fringed top and moto jacket that debuted during Paris Fashion Week -- and that we'd very much like to get our hands on -- Smith looks at ease alongside the female stars of the shoot. The 17-year-old, whose little sister Willow also just starred in a major fashion campaign, has become known for breaking the norm with his sartorial choices. So if any guy is going to star in a womenswear campaign, Smith is the perfect choice. 



Fans are excited about Louie Vuitton's decision to make Jaden the face, saying "so much respect for this guy." Others are skeptical as of why boys/men should dress in girls/ women clothing to begin with. I personally don't see anything wrong with Jaden wearing a skirt, because Pharaohs are often depicted dressed in similar attire. The Pharaoh in ancient Egypt was the political and religious leader of the people and held the titles 'Lord of the Two Lands’ and 'High Priest of Every Temple’. The word, pharaoh is the Greek form of the Egyptian 'pero’ or 'per-a-a’, which was the designation for the royal residence. The name of the residence became associated with the ruler and, in time, was used exclusively for the leader of the people. So maybe the meaning behind Jaden's skirt wear is he considers himself a high public figure. 






Growing up we all wanted to be a Disney Princess, and now we can with LA Splash Cosmetics new lipstick line. With the exception of princesses Snow White and Cinderella, the line features 12 of your favorite Disney princesses. Nala and Bella are representing the stand out nude colors. Great idea, which all women can relate to, now all we need are the popular Frozen characters; Elsa and Auna. 





Jacob York Attends #50shadesofJandK



First I would like to wish a Happy Birthday to J. Ryan an influential entity on the scene, who celebrated his birthday weekend in Hollywood with an “All White” birthday party themed "50 shades of J & K." In attendance to the party were some celebrities such as: Jacob York, Christian Milian, Karrueche Tran, Kid Ink, and more.  

Jacob York, executive producer of the film "Brotherly Love" a drama film which stars KeKe Palmer attended the #50shadesofJandK. Jacob has been behind the scenes of the entertainment industry making all of the right moves, and continues to build the York Empire. In support of the York family and name, Jacob wears Yorks Passion clothing, created by Abdullah A. Thomas (York). 

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Gyasi a very fashionable new clothing line out of Atlanta, GA, displays their unique style in EncoreHD Hair Magazine. This new fashion is making air waves throughout the ATL, with radio station interviews, Gyasi artist performances, and so much more. Keep your eye out for Gyasi! This issue features Lisa Raye in her directorial debut, how her movie “skinned” is impacting the world. It also features actor Van Vicker in on his Hollywood debut. Order your copy of EncoreHD Hair Magazine Volume 11 today. NOW! 




 "Our mission is to create a vehicle for beauty industry professionals who would like to feature their artistry in a magazine on a national/international scale" Encore

Photography: Larry J. Stephens
Make up: Tammy B. Herod
Hair: Renee M. Beavers
Model: Mapillar Dahn
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Clothing provided by Gyasi

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WHAT   INSPIRED   ME   INTO CREATING   YORKS PASSION Co.?

Born in Jamaica Queens but raised in a Muslim community in Brooklyn, Abdullah Thomas has always had a business mentality.With an intelligent Mother who earned a living by selling Baked Lasagna, Sliced Cake, Banana Pudding and Cold Beverages taught him the value of money. Abdullah and his Sister eventually followed the business mentally by selling Hair Barrettes, Accessories, and Action Figures. 

Reuniting with Abdullah’s father his family decided to move down south to Georgia, where he had the opportunity to build a relationship with his father. Later finding out he was a lead Singer in a Band he started called Passion.  With a profound Music Legacy in the early 80's late 90's, and also known as "THE MAN BEHIND THE MUSIC".   Knowing this incredible information about his father is what inspired the Passion Logo. This is off of his roll and rock vinyls cover and fuss it with modern urban fashion.

Abdullah’s Passion include:  Fashion; Music, Photography, Design, Graphics and Arts, which lead me to creating Yorks Passion. 
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“Let Your Beating Drum, The Instrument Of Life, The Frequency And Vibration Energy, Lead You And Guide You Into, Ultimate Freedom." Abdullah A. Thomas (YORK) 

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GYASI

Dakari Gyasi Thurmon is the CEO Gyasi clothing. Gyasi Clothing is linked in with Dakari project foundation for inner city and rural area kids as well. When an individual purchases any clothing a portion of the proceeds goes back to support the foundation.  Dakari also has his own entertainment company called Gyasi entertainment. Dakari is 22 years old and has a big vision. He wants to see people wear clothing that has substance and meaning. Gyasi is conscious clothing in a stylish fashion..


GYASI CLOTHING WAS NOT ONLY INSPIRED BY DAKARI’S PEER’S BUT HIS FAMILY PLAYS A HUGE PART IN SUPPORTING GYASI CLOTHING. DAKARI HAS ALWAYS WANTED TO SEE PEOPLE GROW AND HAVE SUBSTANCE IN LIFE. USING GYASI WHICH IS HIS MIDDLE NAME HAS A SPECIAL MEANING BEHIND IT AND IT BRINGS BACK THE CULTURAL SIDE OF INDIVIDUALS. GYASI CLOTHING MIGHT NOT CHANGE THE WHOLE WORLD BUT IT WILL IMPACT MANY PEOPLE THAT UNDERSTAND THE QUALITY OF GROWING AS A PERSON, AND BEING THAT “WONDERFUL ONE”.
“A INDIVIDUAL WITHOUT A VISION IS ALREADY DEAD”-ROLENA THURMON

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Find Your Passion


Let it be Passion, that keeps the door open to your fantasies and dreams, let it be Passion, that rocks you to sleep at night and roll with you in the day. It is your Passion, that is with you while you are on the road to success, on your road to progress, with every breath that is given from your heart beat that is driven.
What ever your Passion is chase it, i'm just giving you the drive and motivation with style and inspiration.
Listen to your heart... That beat is your tone your sound your music that's plays for the rest of your life, so use your instruments and my the music of your dreams



 


Abdullah A. Thomas
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Aunesty Mooreland is the creator of House of Artistry and part of Live Live Productions LLC one the most promising graphic design artist of her time. Aunesty started her creative and still on going adventure in Hamilton,Ohio.
 at the age of 7. Since then her expertise spans over paintings, drawings, design, photography,videography, sculpting, fashion designing, and video directing. Her style has been identified as bold, simplistic (yet complex),conspicuous, and unpredictable. She has traveled and lived in many places in the U.S. She is very experienced and ready to service you at all times.







Her services include (but are not limited to) : 

  • Logos / Coporate Identity
  • Art Pieces
  • Photography / Photo Editing
  • Promotional Videos / Art
  • Flyers
  • Mixtape / Album Art

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