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The Fashionable Relationship Of Lauren And Nipsey

This month Lauren London and Nipsey Hustle (Ermias Ashedom) gave us a new definition of relationship goals. The two graced the cover of GQ Magazine’s March issue and I have been fawning over the pictures ever since I laid eyes on them.

They paid homage to the city of Los Angeles and did their photo shoot right in the middle of the Slauson and Crenshaw. I love how this this photo shoot was glamorous, but also had a street vibe to it. You can clearly see the connection between them in these photos. This shoot was styled by Madeline Weeks and the couple wore many different brands such as, Jeremy Scott, Versace, Prada, and more.

The March issue will include an interview with the power couple from the start of their relationship to their relationship in its current state. How they have survived being a couple in the public eye and how they have had to sacrifice their careers for their family. I don’t know about you, but this will be an issue that I will be purchasing not only for the visuals, but also for the advice they give couples.

 

Production Credits:

Photography: Awol Erizku

Styling: Madeline Weeks

Hair: Maisha Oliver (Lauren London)

Makeup: AJ Crimson

Hair: Tatum Herman (Nipsey Hussle)

Grooming: Hee Soo Kwon

Produced by: Jeff Vespa and Michelle Woo

 

By Brittanie Sturdivant, Sophomore,Open Campus Parsons School of Design

Instagram: B_Slay_S

Written by Brittanie

I rep the 219, Indiana. I'm a wardrobe stylist and owner of Vintage By. B. I love shopping for pieces that are different and that I know nobody else will have! But one thing I hate about shopping is going broke doing so. Throughout the years of me working in retail, I have picked up a lot of tips and tricks for saving LOTS of money when shopping. I also go against trends by Vintage shopping. I find pieces that I can pair together to create works of art. You can call me a penny pincher, but I'll look BOMB while pinching my pennies :)

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