Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Masculine and sophisticated, event planner Andrew Roby of Andrew Roby Events’ styled shoot offers a glimpse at Harlem Renaissance-inspired wedding decor, set up right here at The Ritz-Carlton Pentagon City. Take a look at the old-world glamour in the photos below by Jerris Madison Imagery. Like B&G on Facebook | Follow B&G on Instagram As soon as
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Masculine and sophisticated, event planner Andrew Roby of Andrew Roby Events’ styled shoot offers a glimpse at Harlem Renaissance-inspired wedding decor, set up right here at The Ritz-Carlton Pentagon City. Take a look at the old-world glamour in the photos below by Jerris Madison Imagery. Like B&G on Facebook | Follow B&G on Instagram As soon as
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
Harlem Renaissance wedding ideas - inspiration from a styled shoot.
The culture of Africa had a major influence on Harlem, New York, shaping the famed Harlem Renaissance. In the early 20th century, the Harle...
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
This colourful digital artwork, "Harlem Renaissance," invites you to explore the rich fabric of the Harlem Renaissance. This piece of art embodies the spirit and liveliness of the significant early 20th-century African American community, commemorating the explosion of creative, social, and cultural vibrancy within that group. It honours the avant-garde painters, writers, musicians, and intellectuals who influenced this critical juncture in history by combining colour, texture, and rhythm. Ideal for people who want to bring resilience, creativity, and unity into their spaces and appreciate the continuing legacy of the Harlem Renaissance. Let this work serve as a tribute to the strength of cultural expression and a source of ongoing inspiration. INCLUDED FILES - After purchase, you can access your downloads by visiting your Etsy Profile > Purchases and Reviews If you purchased as a 'guest', you will receive an automated email from Etsy containing your download links. Your Thank You letter will contain a link to 13 JPG files of your purchase in various sizes. Print from your home printer, use an online print service or your local photo printing shop. The Art File is for personal use only. Do not share this digital file with anyone or reproduce this artwork for resale in any form. @ Pixel Picks Designs
Oh My, Where do I start!! I am absolutely IN LOVE with this shoot. I know you read before in my post on the Grecian Inspired shoot, that the “Love Nook” was my brain child. Well, this …
It makes me sad to think that once read and passed around friends a few times, fashion magazines are thrown away. Forgive me for sounding cheesy here, but I feel like its throwing away art. Thousands are spent and endless hours for everyone involved. From the photographer, the people who make up the fashion stories, the head of wardrobe, make up artists to the people who create the set. But once thrown away,our memories of that one image that made us feel something go as well. I think that the saddest part is when we forget that image that is created by an artist who is fighting for a cause. So here I am, blogging about a fashion story that I think should be remembered. The reason for this, is because the use of black and other race models is at its lowest percent. Its hasnt been this low in recent years. In February 2011, Franca Sozzani decided to publish and all black fashion story in Vogue Italia. This shoot includes some of the most beautiful black models to date. I hope all the fashion scouters out there remember this shoot because in my opinion, anyone who is an artist and therefore creative, should not see the color or race of their models as a barrier. There arent many photographs of black models in the 1920's, but here we have: Ajak Deng, Aminita Niara, Arlenis Soga, Chanel Iman, Georgie Badid, Joan Smalls, Jourdan Dunn, Kinee Diouf, Lais Ribeiro, Melodie Monrose, Rose Codoro, Sessilee Lopez owning this shoot! This story was created by Emma Summerton and this story is inspired by 1920's harlem/renaissance era. This was a time where finger waves and cigarette holders were a fashion must. These clothes have be created by Louis Vuitton, Donna Karen and Versace, take a look...
Check out today's Harlem Renaissance inspired styled shoot, captured by Cyriene Photography at 67 Orange Street, a modern speakeasy in Harlem, NY.
