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Naomi Osaka for Vogue Japan 2021
An article by Chioma Nnadi quoted Gabriel Garmon saying, “We wanted to honor [George Floyd] and our other lost brothers and sisters in a way that felt appropriate.” He and a few of his Black creative friends, Brandon Murphy and Harold Waight, held a demonstration in Harlem in remembrance of George on June 6th 2020.
I read about this last week and drew this particular image shot by Ian Reid because it stuck with me. To be able to come out to every fight with your spine and dignity intact and stand tall despite the never-ending attempts to break you down is far more admirable and American than draping yourself in an American flag spewing hate speech.
Who gets to be American? Prabal Gurung 10th anniversary collection.
Outtake from Phillip Lim
Phillip Lim Outtake