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Stylist Marc Biakath Explores the Power of Black Women In Goddesses and Vixens

Fashion

BY Terna Jogo

February 24, 2021

Stylist Marc Biakath Explores the Power of Black Women In Goddesses and Vixens

Goddesses and Vixens takes inspiration from the influential Black women stylist Marc Biakath says he has seen around him all his life.

From his family and friends, to female artists and LGBTQIA+ icons, this editorial aims to capture the power and glory of Black women, emulating female icons like Rihanna, Lil Kim and Naomi Campbell.

goddesses and vixens

Dress – Zaila Zekhara | Skirt – ISAWITFIRST | Earrings – Omolola Jewellery | Bracelets and Rings – Kaleidoscope Beauty

Dress and leather jacket – Matilda Aberg | Earrings – Omolola Jewellery | Neck cuff and rings – Kaleidoscope Beauty

Jacket and Trousers – Matilda Aberg | Earrings – Omolola Jewellery | Neck cuff and rings – Kaleidoscope Beauty

goddesses and vixens — Dress – Grete Henriette | Earrings – Omolola Jewellery | Cuff and necklace | Kaleidoscope Beauty

goddesses and vixens — Gown – Grete Henriette | Earrings – Omolola Jewellery | Necklace – Kaleidoscope Beauty

goddesses and vixens — Dress – Scotch and Soda | Earrings – Omolola Jewellery | Necklace – Kaleidoscope Beauty | Head Piece – Grete Henriette

goddesses and vixens

goddesses and vixens

Stylist and Creative Director Marc Biakath
Photographer Aiden Harmitt-Williams
Photographer Melissa Cofie
Make Up Zakiyah Shani
Make Up Monique Monroe
Assistant Kevin Smith
Hairstylist Yeama Saphare
Models Tameisha, Whilhemina, Myers London

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