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Jourdan Dunn has truly created a foothold in the
fashion industry as a champion for diversity. Doing more than simply
diversifying the fashion week runways, the model and mother also become a
voice for diversity calling out the blatant problems that are often
ignored within this space. It’s no surprise that she also is using her
fashion and style inspiration to uplift our communities.
The beauty debuted a braided hairstyle that is indigenous to East
Africa and hashtagged, “#DoItForTheCulture.” Yassss! Jourdan is wearing
Albaso braids, which are a mix between large cornrows braided over
rolled hair and small cornrows. Her hair is braided halfway and she left
the rest open, showing off her kinky curly hair. This braided style
comes from Ethiopian and Eritrean tribal groups. Her hair was braided by
Zefan Braids, while her extensions were installed by Renda Attia.
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She wore her new do to the launch of Londunn, her collaboration collection with Missguided Clothing.
She looked so cute at the launch, wearing an athleisure look (from her
collection!), consisting of a loopback bardot sweater and matching wide
leg joggers. This is such a perfect girl next door look!
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Beauties, are you feeling her look?
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