Watch: Fear of The Youth Episode 2 – Didi Monsta

/ art&culture / 8 years ago

Fear of The Youth is a new web series about the interests and concerns of Johannesburg youth. The series is produced by Germ Heals a collective of filmmakers, fashion designers and photographers. In episode 2 Germ Heals catch up with the young fashion designer Didi Monsta to discuss his personal style as well as the release of his Half Empty collection.

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