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One of the things I love most about dancing? The freedom to just be yourself 🤍

To move, interpret the music and connect with the person in front of you, without feeling like you have to fit into a certain way of dancing.

And I think that’s what makes every dance different. Two people bringing their own way of feeling the music into the same moment.

Thank you @‌soy.tommymtz for sharing this dance with me! Such a pleasure! 🫶

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Carrying a little bottle of gold down the ramp. ✨

I walked for @riiffs_perfumes at Bombay Times Fashion Week with Momento Liquid Gold in hand, and I loved the idea of a fragrance getting its own runway moment. 🤍

This is where fragrance meets fashion. 💫 @baelibyanu

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The Free Palestine Tour is my favorite thing I’ve ever been a part of.

I am still overwhelmed with gratitude and awe for every musician who stepped on stage in London. Every speaker. Every person who chose to be there.

We live in an era where advocating for Palestinian life and freedom is controversial. Where saying that Palestine should be free, that Palestinians deserve the same dignity, safety and rights as everyone else, can come at a cost.

The tour served as a reaffirmation that when we collectively use our voices, our stages and our platforms to stand for the freedom of others, something profound happens. And the crowd is just as much a part of that as the artists. We all are.

When we move beyond the fear of “how will this affect my career?” and center collective liberation, something shifts. Love is found.

And that feeling of love was abundant in London. I can still feel it in my body.

After five of the most intense weeks, reaching out to artists, organizing, dealing with logistics and constant meetings, it felt like we could all finally exhale.

There is so much work to do. The march is long. But this felt like a beautiful step toward rekindling something in all of our hearts.

Thank you to all the artists and speakers that said yes. And thank you to everyone that bought a ticket and supported. I feel honored to have shared that experience with you all.

What a beautiful outcome.

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