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A
Fashion Experience
Coming to Earth Day Festival in Forest Park
April 27th@1:00PM CST
Natural Co’nseqUENCES
Natural Co’nseqUENCES
A tumultuous pursuit of harmony
This show is a reckoning,
a storm of consequence and resilience
where
fire,
flood,
and fury
become
the fabric of transformation.
Each design embodies the raw power of
a world demanding respect—volcanic
reds, hurricane-force drapes, and
silhouettes sculpted by the wind itself.
Sustainable design
repairing our relationship
with mother Nature
we Have challenged st.louis’ most
talented visionary designers with
embodying the spirit of natural
consequences through their creations.
aLLIGNING WITH A future of healing,
prosperity, and community.
We must recognize the first relationship
weve been given, before our jobs/day to
day. There is a divine connection with the
planet we inhabit and we must
reciprocate the love and care shown. IT
IS clear in our design and there are clear
translations within nature that show us
what balance looks like. And what it
looks like when balanace is disrupted.
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Each design embodies the raw power of
a world demanding respect—volcanic
reds, hurricane-force drapes, and
silhouettes sculpted by the wind itself.
This is nature’s revenge, a tumultuous
pursuit of harmony, fierce and
unapologetic.
THe fashion industry holds a devestating
footprint within our eco systems. Fashion
production factories utilizing polluting
machinery to streamline production, it is
often the same machines that require some
of the earths most precious metals to
operate. This extraction is aBusive to the
land and is justified in the name of
convenience. Industry Consumers experience
low quality fabrics that can be damaging to
the skin, but all is forgiven if it can arrive
weeks after being constructed and a day or
two after ordering. THis is what we call
fast fashion, and some of the highest
earning clothing brands benefit from using
these speedy but detrimental production
tactics. The growth of the fashion industry
should not permit the destruction of our
planet. fashion creatives have used their
innovation to produce the most exciting
and unique fashion statements without
taking more than they need from mother
earth. And what is truly amazing is using
materials in their most natural form to
recognize their beauty AND ENDLESS POTENTIAL
AS GARMENTS AND ACCESSORIES.AnkhC
The Upcycled Ankh
LaRoyce
Byrd
Roi & Rik
About the show
nATURAL CONSEQEUNCES IS a
showcase of sustainable and
environmentally conscious design,
with a message!
Authenticity! Righteous disruption,
even if it upsets long standing
tradition.
Each design embodies the raw
power of a world demanding
respect. inspired by mother nature
and her elements: Fire, water, earth,
air, and ether—untamed and fierce.
she demands balance.
we Have challenged st.louis’ most talented visionary designers with embodying
the spirit of natural consequences through their creations.
“volcanic reds, hurricane-force drapes, and
silhouettes sculpted by the wind itself.”
“More than a runway, this is a bold statement—where fashion
meets function and artistry meets accountability.”
“This is nature’s revenge; fierce
and unapologetic.”
2025 Earth day festival designers
Curated by
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Felia
Davenport
Kaleesi Rose
Kollection
Aileen
Woods
Rustik Rich
Cookie
Love by cookie
Gabriel
Williams
Truly rare Customs
Ja’mise
Bailey
Scrapzz & stitchez
K’aila
Holland
Kaila akome
kat
brown
ikot iban
Natalie
welch
needlie upcyclery
Tamika
maney
sunkiss
Thomasina
Clarke
The spontanubian
collection
tony
Noir production
Hairan
Zuchelli
Brazilian Baroness
kngsaint
donModel Coordinator &
media specialist
Amaris Jones
As a Black woman stylist and vintage curator, she is passionate about creating spaces where
Black cultural experiences and expressions are celebrated and reflected.
In a retail world where these voices are often missing, I aim to provide a space where
underrepresented individuals can feel reflected, safe, and empowered in their identity.
Through Liberated Roots Co, I curate vintage fashion, as well as, accessories, gifts, self-care,
and lifestyle products that honor both heritage and individuality, while fostering a
welcoming environment for all. Whether styling, collaborating with others, or hosting
events, I strive to create experiences where everyone can connect, express, and celebrate
themselves with pride
Fashion Experience
A
Zion Harrell
ZIon is an interdisciplinary creator,
environmentalist, and chef. His
crafts breathe life into him, and
illuminate creativity and curiosity
into others.
He Works through a sustainable lens,
recognizing that our responsibility
on earth is to bring forth creations
that heal and honor the land and
our ancestors.
Blessed with years of culinary
practice, and an earnest start in the
fashion industry. Zion is poised to
nuture his community with the
freshest of flavors and frequencies!
Music &
Movement Director
Amaris is A multi-disciplinary artist rooted
in Dance and Music.
A lifetime artist, The inception of her
journey in the arts began at the sweet age
of 4-years-old.
Spaces like the church house, community
events, and family gatherings birthed the
multifaceted artist she is today. An award-
nominated musician, She is producer and
lead Vocal artist on the EP, Enjoy the
Journey.
Kimberly Franks
Producer & Creative director
Aha Sa Djedu
Creative Director &
Community Engagement
Aha Sa, Founder and Creative director
of KMTD DEsigns, is a visionary
strategist and African-centered
scholar whose work bridges
spirituality, culture, and community.
Rooted in ancestral Kemetic wisdom
and modern innovation, he designs
transformative narratives and
productions that inspire impact.
@liberatedrootsco
Meet the team
Co’Creators
Our Team Is Rooted In:
Liberation & Healing – Fashion as a medium of
restoration and resistance
Functionality & Expression – Purposeful design
that moves beyond aesthetics
Community – Craft with consciousness, art
with accountability.
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