Sunday September 16th, at First Street Flea located at 823 east 1st Street in Tulsa, I was gifted an opportunity from the Universe to flex my creative skills, and newly discovered talents at my friends second networking, local artist showcase, and fashion photoshoot-a-thon “Creative Souls 2.” At the event I styled, and creatively directed my photoshoot for a local up and coming designer “Ariel Lev” for his line “Bizzare Couture” and chose between some designs which I categorized as gothic bohemian chic. I also modeled for a local Afrocentric boutique called “Black Wall Street Market”, and performed my third show for my mixtape Days In The Midwest.🌵 This event was unlike anything I have experienced in Tulsa, and I am proud of the progress in the art, creative community here in Tulsa, as well as super inspired and proud of my friend Serae who was the genius behind it all.

For this event I opted for a Bohemian Urban style influence. I’m really into the fanny pack trend for the fall season. I also have been really attracted to floral prints, and patterns. I wanted a new hair color, and something bold, but something natural that complemented my skin tone. So I decided to dye my hair bright clay red. For my accessories, I chose a braided head band, for my Urban hippy look. Of course my Ankh was present as well as an accessory piece that completed my spiritual look. I felt like an Egyptian Prince.

Outfit:

Top: PacSun https://www.pacsun.com/

Pants: PacSun https://www.pacsun.com/

Sandels: Chaco's https://www.journeys.com/

Acessories:

Fanny Pack: https://kappa-usa.com/

Headband: “Oz Curiozity” 2629 East 15th St Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127.

The last half of #CreativeSouls 🎨 I performed my third live show for my debut mixtape Days In The Midwest. 🌵 For this particular performance I chose to perform two newly unreleased tracks from my next mixtape that I am working on titled “On A Journey.” 🐫 which I’m releasing in 2019. So far, so early in my career, I am learning a lot of valuable lessons as a new independent artist. Trust in your craft enough to admire it, study it, perfect it, breath it. Never stop getting better at whatever it is, that you love to do.