Mous Lamrabat for Vogue US and Vogue Arabia celebrating the power of women, the senselessness of racism and his mother

 

Vogue US editorial Mous Lamrabat

Credits:

Styling: Alex Harrington Makeup: Karima Maruan Production: Marie Juncker Line Producer: Anas Ouaadidy
Model: Athiec Geng

 

Vogue Arabia Covers Mous Lamrabat

Credits

Editor-in-chief: Manuel Arnaut Fashion director: Katie Trotter Styling: Lisa Lea Pauw Makeup: Karima Maruan Production: Marie Juncker Line Producer: Anas Ouaadidy Words: Myrna Ayadol Model: Athiec Geng

Dear Shaded Viewers,

I just discovered the work of Mous Lamrabat from Morocco. The images are strong, the colours energetic and the message, important: dedicated to the power of women, the senselessness of racism and his mother. Why his mother? He grew up in Sint-Niklaas, Belgium where people used to star at his veiled mother in the supermarket, on public transport and elsewhere. “Racism doesn’t make sense to me. It’s a computer error,” he says. “I just don’t understand how you can feel better than someone else.” I think about those things a lot lately and I so wish the rest of the world saw things in the same way that Mous Lamrabat does.

Vogue Arabia celebrated their 4th anniversary with a celebration of love, identity and creativity hailing from the MENA region

Later,

Diane

 

 

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Diane Pernet

A LEGENDARY FIGURE IN FASHION and a pioneer of blogging, Diane is a respected journalist, critic, curator and talent-hunter based in Paris. During her prolific career, she designed her own successful brand in New York, costume designer, photographer, and filmmaker.

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