feature: 90s-inspired diy fashion lookin’ fly in editorial collaboration by luiz h. ferreira and saravá brechó

As a child of the 90s (the whole decade, thank you very much), I’m stoked to feature an editorial that draws its inspiration from the aesthetically epic period. The editorial is the resulting collaboration between photographer Luiz H. Ferreira and Saravá Brechó. Saravá is a thrift store fashion brand created by Nininha Albuquerque and Monique Correa. DIY thrifting and conscious consumption is a growing trend amongst young and creative Black Brazilians. Just as much as this editorial aims to pay homage to Black fashion in the 90s, it’s also a vehicle to show off how creative Saravá can been when it comes to styling.

Models: Kamila Dias, Lorena Monique, Lorrane Caroline,
Natália Marques, Rafael Santz and Humberto Jr.
Styling: Nininha Albuquerque and Monique Corrêa

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*Erin White is an Atlanta-based writer and AFROPUNK’s editorial and social media assistant. You can follow her on Tumblr or friend her on Facebook. Have a pitch or an inquiry? Shoot her an email at erin@afropunk.com.