“CROWN EFFECT is a visual series that challenges the standards of masculinity and femininity through fashion, history, and culture.”
As of today, we’ve completed the following chapters of CROWN EFFECT:
CROWN EFFECT…His Hue, Their Truth
CROWN EFFECT…His Hue, Their Truth tributes the reclamation of headwraps in the antebellum south, while expanding the scope of masculinity through vibrant colors. As a collaborative effort between UnRegisteredStyle and Wrap & Sip, these visuals celebrate the emotional and cultural impacts of head coverings in the United States. Read more here.
CROWN EFFECT…The Indigo Memoirs
CROWN EFFECT…The Indigo Memoirs is a 90s inspired photo series that features a group of stylish black men wearing denim and traditional headwraps. The visual project acknowledges the history of indigo plantations and the contributions of African and Indigenous people to modern denim. In honor of Juneteenth, The Indigo Memoirs covers aspects of fashion, history, and culture. Read more here.
CROWN EFFECT…Wrapped in PRIDE
CROWN EFFECT…Wrapped in PRIDE is a photography project that celebrates the beauty, culture, and resilience of queer Black men. Through the lens of traditional African headwraps, this project captures the intersection of identity and heritage. By showcasing the powerful visuals and narratives of these individuals, CROWN EFFECT redefines notions of style and challenges societal norms, fostering inclusivity and empowerment. Coming Juneteenth!
