Egyptian model and casting agent Nouri Hassan has launched a directory dedicated to showcasing BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color) creatives. The inclusive new platform includes makeup artists, photographers, hair stylists, fashion stylists, set designers and manicurists spanning from New York, London, Montreal and even Accra.
Hana Al-Sayed
A Saudi set designer and an art director. She has worked with a number of renowned brands, including Louis Vuitton, Burberry and Gucci.Shideh Kafei
The New York-based makeup artist is behind the beauty looks for a number of fashion campaigns.Sabreen Jafry
Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, the photographer and creative producer’s CV includes stints with HBO, Sprite and Delta Airlines.Ali Pirzadeh
The celebrity hairstylist and wig maker is the founder of AP Wigs, a range of high-quality, full-lace hair pieces.Mous Lamrabat
The Moroccan-born Belgian-raised artist frequently goes viral for his striking portraits of veiled subjects that beautifully fuse his Moroccan heritage and his Western upbringing.Nat Bury
Known by his moniker “Nat the Barber,” the London-based hairstylist is responsible for creating memorable coiffures for magazine covers and campaigns. Notably, he dreamed up the logo-shaped J.W Anderson trim for the British brand’s spring 2020 campaign.
