AfroPunk London

Hey guys!
It has been a while, hope you are all doing great.

I attended London's first AfroPunk on the 24th September 2016, and it was amazing. I got to represent my motherland and culture on this event, along with other sisters and brothers. I have never been able to dress and go "all out" on an event like this before. So my look was inspired by a west African warrior type with the touch of the peace flower head band. For clothing I though a dashiki would be the perfect touch, and it was! However for the actual event I did change my look ...slightly. I though it would be fun to do a get ready with me video for a tribal privilege look.

Why don't you head over to my Youtube channel and check it out.
If you wish to know more about the event go over and check it out www.afropunk.com

For next week I will be uploading the actual event I attended in Alexandra Palace, London. Guys I must say it has been such an honour and privilege to be a part of such an positive event.

AfroPunk stands for equality, respect, love and unity.
So I wish you the reader a lovely evening/morning or afternoon.

My Youtube video

London Pride 2016

London Pride

After the bad news yesterday with UK leaving the EU, we had to at least celebrate London Pride today. On tonight's YouTube episode we will be taking the streets of London in our colorful banners, shirts, hair and spirits.We are joined by other supporters like the NHS, local communities, Nandos, Metropolitan police and more. Tonight was a proud moment for me along with other different people from different backgrounds, all gathered together in the name of love to celebrate such an heartfelt event. I believe everyone has the right to live a free life and express themselves how they want, with whom they want. You might not agree on homosexuality, bisexuality or trans sexuality, but we are all humans who all deserve love in any shape, way, or form. If you don't agree that is your choice, and I wish you all happiness. For everyone else HAPPY PRIDE AND KEEP SHARING THE LOVE! 

Follow the link below to be re-directed to the article from the Evening Standard on this topic. 

Check out this article from Evening Standard 24.06.16 on page 27.

London Pride 2016 in memory of the Orlando shooting



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