This past weekend, with
an estimate 30,000 turned out, at the 8th Annual AfroPunk Fest, the
MTV Video Music Awards wasn’t the only thing that happened in Brooklyn, NY. And
for any street fashion lovers, it was heaven with bold prints, vibrant colors
and accessories surrounded everywhere. Some of our picks from that colorful
event…
A two day event, 24th
-25th August, which took place in Commodore Barry Park, better known
as “the other black experience” is now gaining its momentum since 2005, when
its first annual fest was held. It all started with a documentary “Afro-Punk” in
2003, by Mr. Morgan and James Spooner, a cultural movement consist of black
people and other minorities of color who are actively involved in punk rock and
alternative community. Today it celebrates wide range of music along with
fashion and food.
