In cover of Elegant Magazine to support the Waris Dirie's Foundation Desert Flower.
PART II
In cover of Elegant Magazine.
We are supporting some causes for years as donors: Wild Aid and LDF for environmental and Desert Flower Foundation for girls and women integrity. We’ve decided to act even more since we are based in Canada.
Our goal is to involve more people to those causes because they need our support, your support.
Speaking about Desert Flower Foundation, there are still people who don’t know anything about genital mutilation.
Thousands of girls are mutilated each year all around the world (not just in Africa!) including Europe and America.
Being inspiring by women for so many years, we have to act and contribute to stop this atrocity.
Specialized in flower nude-art & boudoir portraits and lovers of diversity, we create on this second chapter some unique frames with a paper flower artist in Vancouver Nataliia Wind.
We've envisioned a woman surrounded by giant flowers. Nakesha Chong and also Kristine Lawless, the two so talented Make-Up Artists we choose for this project decided to unite frames by a touch of gold, a beautiful reminder of the desert.
We want to thank you for our amazing Muses and Models! They were incredible and so engaged! Thanks a lot (in order of appearance on the magazine): Jessica in cover with the white roses, Sindal with the blue dahlia, Noelle with the pink dahlia, Sequoia with the gold flowers, Grace with the poppy, and Janelle with the white dahlia.
We put links for you to check the works of these talents!
We are so honored to be in cover of Elegant Magazine this month.
For the ones who prefer paper click here.
These photos are selling and all benefices will go to the foundation of Waris Dirie "Desert Flower" to stop the genital mutilation made against young girls over the world under the cover of tradition and religions.
If you want to contribute and support this cause by buying one of these photos, contact us.
Check the first part if you missed it. Also on cover of Elegant magazine and with flower crowns.
“We will continue this project and create new frames, as long as the association will need support.”
