Most of what passes for “content” these days is disposable. Made fast, optimized for whatever invisible math decides what people see today, and forgotten about five minutes later.
That never interested me much.
I’m Kennyatta, and what I care about are the stories that stick. The ones rooted in culture, in places, in the messy, contradictory reality of how people actually live, work, and make things.
Curiosity: How can we make homestead more fashionable? Category: Photography
The image of fashion or photoshoots coming from Florida are often seaside or in a bikini. I get it, Miami is a major desintation and if it’s not the liifestyle that’s being talked about, it’s the people who represent it. What if we can tell fashionable stories without relying on those themes?
This is the beauty of Test Shoots to me; it’s an opportunity for a group of creative people to tackle a challenge, a question, an idea, and see how they can translate their solution in a way that uses fashion as its foundation.