Mimp Mag

SATURDAY SEPT 24
• DM us for an invite to our private release party on Saturday night. Limited spots available.

SUNDAY SEPT 25
• 10am - 3pm @ 300 king street east, Toronto
• Public pop-up shop. Drop by during our open hours for free coffee, cookies, and shop the magazine and floral bar with 2 peonies!

» Mimp. Cycles - Issue 05 is out now. Order your print or digital copy at http://mimpmag.com (link in bio) 💫

This Sunday, we’re popping up at for a public shopping event filled with good reads and conversations!

Join us for free coffee and cookies and good vibes while you shop the magazine and floral bar by

Want to save the line? All online orders of Cycles will be available for in-person pick-up at our Cycles Pop-Up Shop.

Have a question? DM us!

Date: September 25th
Time: 10:00am-3:00Ppm
Location: 300 King St E, Toronto

» Mimp. Cycles - Issue 05 is out now. Order your print or digital copy at http://mimpmag.com (link in bio) 💫

A Cycle is a succession through the dips, peaks, and valleys of the universe within and around us, knowing we will return home once again. Mimp. Cycles - Issue 05. 🍀

» Order your print or digital copy now at mimpmag.com (link in bio)

» Another date to save: September 24-25. Mimp. Cycles Pop-Up in Toronto.

Shop Mimp Magazine, a print & digital volume celebrating process, progress and transformation.

Mimp. Cycles - Issue 05 is here. Order your print or digital copy now available at http://www.mimpmag.com (link in bio) 💫

Shop Mimp Magazine, a print & digital volume celebrating process, progress and transformation.

Issue 05 cover story:

Credits:
Photographer & Director:
Assistant: Heidi Stanton
Producer:
Creative Director: .thi
Production Manager:
Production Assistant: Joey Mercado
MUA: .kearns.artistry
Hair:
Stylist:
Transcribed by: Tehreem A.

» Another date to save: September 24-25. Mimp. Cycles Pop-Up in Toronto.

"love – a black woman’s definition
Is an ongoing photo series that documents how black women define love for themselves. Each of the women chose a particular word that captures how they want to be loved, and why. The photos capture them embodying that word and everything that is represented. This project began at the end of 2016 in Nairobi Kenya and since then has included women in Toronto and Los Angeles. In each city four women were shot for the project. By choosing their word these women are reclaiming what love is to them."