Rufai Zakari shape-Clutch As a proud Queer parent

As a proud Queer parent of a Trans Nonbinary young adult

This organization empowers youth from underserved communities through art and mentoring programs to develop their creativity

from home decor to stationery

She started to cover design becoming the Style editor at House & Garden magazine and then returning to New York magazine as the design editor in 2007 where she has been ever since

Romeo wanted people to be lost in his world of stories creating his own spaces (not stores) that were filled with treasures he had collected in his travels as well as pieces from other designers that he loves

Rufai Zakari shape-Clutch As a proud Queer parentRufai Zakari Jabre is a Ghanaian artist based in Accra and Bawku. He became acquainted with recycled materials at a young age while growing up in Bawku, a town in northern Ghana. Rufai uses his artistic works to champion issues of sustainability in an era marked by requests to reduce carbon footprints and mitigate climate change. With his focus on addressing local and global environmental concerns, Rufai uses recycled plastics and synthetic materials