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Saturday, January 25 2025

LaChanda Gatson's  vision of African American Princesses
Shown here: PRINCESS EMERALD
Model: Cassidy Fralin Creative Director/ Hairstylist: LaChanda Gatson, Photography: Creative Soul Photography, Make Up: Chabrea Martin, Make-Up: Keisha Tate 94, Stylist: Yvonne Mwazo, Assistant Stylist: Bebe CouriLa

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LaChanda Gatson had a dream. The international hairstylist has worked extensively in Hollywood and wanted to depict African-American girls as princesses — complete with all the finest regalia.“People never think of a hairstylist doing something like this. They always think it’s a photographer,” she says. But the vision, all the details, and coordination of the project were her brainchild from start to finish.“Hairstyling is my artistic expression and creative outlet.”The result — we get to revel in the splendor of her African American Princesses.

PRINCESS TIGERS EYE
Model: Jordyn Curlett Creative Director/ Hairstylist: LaChanda Gatson Photography: Creative Soul Photography Make Up: Chabrea Martin Make-Up: Keisha Tate Stylist: Yvonne Mwazo Assistant Stylist: Bebe Couri

LaChanda Gatson's  vision of African American Princess Garnet
PRINCESS GARNET
Model: Alexis Wanguhu Creative Director/ Hairstylist: LaChanda Gatson Photography: Creative Soul Photography Make Up: Chabrea Martin Make-Up: Keisha Tate Stylist: Yvonne Mwazo Assistant Stylist: Bebe Couri

PRINCESS MOONSTONE
Model: Layla Brown Creative Director/ Hairstylist: LaChanda Gatson Photography: Creative Soul Photography Make Up: Chabrea Martin Make-Up: Keisha Tate Stylist: Yvonne Mwazo Assistant Stylist: Bebe Couri

LaChanda Gatson's  vision of African American Princess Turquoise
PRINCESS TURQUOISE
Model: Taylor Lia Creative Director/ Hairstylist: LaChanda Gatson Photography: Creative Soul Photography Make Up: Chabrea Martin Make Up: Keisha Tate Stylist: Yvonne Mwazo Assistant Stylist : Bebe Couri

LaChanda Gatson's Princess Diamond
PRINCESS DIAMOND
Model: Emoni Diamond Creative Director/ Hairstylist: LaChanda Gatson Photography: Creative Soul Photography Make Up: Chabrea Martin Make Up: Keisha Tate Stylist: Yvonne Mwazo Assistant Stylist : Bebe Couri

LaChanda Gatson's  vision of African American Princess Rose Quartz
PRINCESS ROSE QUARTZ
Model: Chloe Brown Creative Director/ Hairstylist: LaChanda Gatson Photography: Creative Soul Photography Make Up: Chabrea Martin Make-Up: Keisha Tate Stylist: Yvonne Mwazo Assistant Stylist: Bebe Couri

PRINCESS AMBER
Model: Nyla Cyprian Creative Director/ Hairstylist: LaChanda Gatson Photography: Creative Soul Photography Make Up: Chabrea Martin Make Up: Keisha Tate Stylist: Yvonne Mwazo Assistant Stylist : Bebe Couri

PRINCESS JADE
Model: Celai West Creative Director/ Hairstylist: LaChanda Gatson Photography: Creative Soul Photography Make Up: Chabrea Martin Make Up: Keisha Tate Stylist: Yvonne Mwazo Assistant Stylist : Bebe Couri

PRINCESS AQUAMARINE
Model: Rihley Sims Creative Director/ Hairstylist: LaChanda Gatson Photography: Creative Soul Photography Make Up: Chabrea Martin Make Up: Keisha Tate Stylist: Yvonne Mwazo Assistant Stylist : Bebe Couri

PRINCESS CITRINE
Model: Kheris Rogers Creative Director/ Hairstylist: LaChanda Gatson Photography: Creative Soul Photography Make-Up: Chabrea Martin Make-Up: Keisha Tate Stylist: Yvonne Mwazo Assistant Stylist: Bebe Couri

PRINCESS AMETHYST
Model: Jaxon Moore Creative Director/ Hairstylist: LaChanda Gatson Photography: Creative Soul Photography Make-Up: Chabrea Martin Make-Up: Keisha Tate Stylist: Yvonne Mwazo Assistant Stylist: Bebe Couri

To learn more visit CultursMag.com/African-AmericanPrincess

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  1. I had to come and see these pictures for myself after seeing the photographer on Youtube give her interview! Gorgeous! I wish princesses like this had been around when I was a little kid.

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