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Fatou

The eternal social gender binarism and it’s features has been my biggest fights.

I’ve always fluctuated between the spectrum of what’s being femenine or masculine, pushing myself to it limits and swearing that for me gender was something more than something static.

‘What is it to be a woman? What is it to be a man?’ Grace Jones once said, questions whose common answer is based on a whole social, economic and almost politic social system that only pressures us to choose a “side” to choose.

It’s been a while since a decided to unlink myself from all of this social constructs; I decided to look, feel and understand that everything goes further from two options.
That femininity and masculinity are energies or features (or however you wanna call it) that can be found in anyone, not as something static but a constant flow, being able to be everything without having to attach myself to certain rols.

PHOTOGRAPHY DEID GARCIA
ART DIRECTION MARINA JIMENEZ
STYLING PAOLA GY
MODEL FATOU FROM FRANCINA MODELS
HAIR & MAKE-UP ROCIO MENDOZA
PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANTS LOUIE, DANNY
ART DIRECTION ASSISTANT LIDIA ASO
STYLING ASSISTANT CARLA SALEMI
SPECIAL THANKS MY FUCKING STUDIO, BLS FASHION

CLOTHES GUCCI, PRADA, BIMBA Y LOLA, SUOT STUDIO, JUAN VG, KARL LAGERFELD, VICTOR VON SCHWARZ, BALENCIAGA, PALOMO SPAIN, MOSCHINO, DIRTY PARADISE, WEDU

Fatou

The eternal social gender binarism and it’s features has been my biggest fights.

I’ve always fluctuated between the spectrum of what’s being femenine or masculine, pushing myself to it limits and swearing that for me gender was something more than something static.

CLOTHES GUCCI, PRADA, BIMBA Y LOLA, SUOT STUDIO, JUAN VG, KARL LAGERFELD, VICTOR VON SCHWARZ, BALENCIAGA, PALOMO SPAIN, MOSCHINO, DIRTY PARADISE, WEDU