2023-10-31 03:08:53
Published on October 31, 2023 04:08 am.
From the ubiquity of streetwear to the creativity of textured hair, from the (Dutch) history of wax to the power of new black peplums, T magazine devotes a special issue to Afro aesthetics. A pan-Africanist tailor, a new French culinary star, and in Geneva, a powerful singer and a sensitive fashion designer…
Find all these articles in the special file: Luxury, fashion, creative industries: what Afro turning point?
Yann Turchi may have a shadowy job, but he is very prominent in his field. At the age of 31, he has established himself as one of the most recognized hairdressers of his generation. Specializing in the styling of textured hair known as “afros”, this man from Lorraine offers his services to artists, fashion magazines or luxury brands during campaigns. He enjoys limitless creativity to magnify a hair type that is regularly vilified. However, this learning was not self-evident, in a context where textured hair has long been considered second rate.
Also read: Hair is political, recalls the documentary “I am black”
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