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17x22 #bwprint @here.bk @hana_sophiaa
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4 years ago

@laporteswim Resort 2023 🎞️ taken in New York, New York by @pj3

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4 years ago

@____forma 2022 #NYC
@collierschorrstudio Appreciate you

CD: @1.800.etienne @raeboxer
Styling: Alexa Lanza @lexlanz
Photo assistance: Blair Alley @blair.alley
Digital tech: Eric Lin
Fashion assistance: Sofia Amaral @wifimat3rial , Marley Cohen @marleyrosee
Hair: Adam Szabo @adamszabohair @frankreps
Makeup: Ayaka Nihei @ayaka_nihei
Casting: Nicola Kast @nicola.kast @webberrepresents
Studio: @liberty.studio.nyc taken in Liberty Studio by @pj3

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4 years ago

#risograph Zine #TooFarGone @doloresnyc @cultjones @idea.ltd taken in Brooklyn, New York by @pj3

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5 years ago

@marcjacobs #resort
@aheem_sosa @pkkozak @twothreetwo_studio taken in Astoria Park by @pj3

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5 years ago

jazzelle @coltmagazine taken in New York, New York by @pj3

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5 years ago

#supra 02/21/21 #citycolourseries taken in New York, New York by @pj3

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6 years ago

#bustersinventory @ayeshatjordan

words - @archivaljelsen + art direction
Jordan’s Clothier an Afrocentric Experience was a clothing store founded by Los Angeles-born Frederick 'Buster' Reynoir Jordan in Winchester, Virginia in 1991. Mr. Jordan’s inventory consisted of headwear, jewelry, hosiery, accessories, sportswear, and menswear that catered to the town’s relatively small black population.

When hip-hop’s Afrocentric trend hit hard in the early 90’s so did the popularity of his store. Folks from the surrounding Virginia towns of Berryville, Front Royal, West Virginia’s Martinsburg, and Charlestown frequented the shop for the latest gear including In Living Color and NWA printed tees, oversized denim jumpers, and Malcolm X baseball caps.
This editorial is an ode to Mr. Jordan and the store which closed last August immediately following his passing.

Each piece was originally hand-picked for the retail store by Mr. Jordan himself decades ago. After his passing his daughter, Ayesha Jordan, salvaged a few boxes from the closing business. taken in New York, New York by @pj3

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6 years ago

@uglyworldwide & @collinastrada taken in New York, New York by @pj3

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6 years ago

@barneysny before the close taken in New York, New York by @pj3

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6 years ago

Introducing “the vanity” @marcjacobs
@lillimilli 🖤 #resort2020. taken in Astoria by @pj3

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7 years ago

Works for @hm @hm_man 📸
Styling @mac_huelster
Hair @akikoowada
Agency @d1a
Thx so much to @rachpop @rizzirizzirizzi @taborifica @darren_mcpherson who made this Very hot and rainy July day shine 😎🖤 🏁 taken in Lower Manhattan by @pj3

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