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Nqobilè Danseur dazzles on the cover of Blanck Magazine as she debuts singing career



From Nqobilè Danseur to Denola Grey, we get a glimpse of what goes on in the minds of our favourite celebrities and influencers for the Magazine's 11th issue.
While the beautiful daze of summer is still shining, the cover star for the Blanck's 11th edition, is doing the same. South African beauty, Nqobilè Danseur, gets up close and personal in her feature, debuting her career as a music artiste.
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You would remember Nqobilè as one-third of the famous British dance group, CEO dancers, who rose to fame for their performance at Britain's Got Talent 2013 and reached the semi-finals. In this interview, she exudes positivity and strength as she discusses her new journey as a music act, her first single titled ‘Mzansi’ which is an Ode to her home country South Africa, self-acceptance and her goals.
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She bravely delves into controversial issues such as colourism, sexual harassment with admirable passion and gusto, like the enthusiasm with which she exhibits love for her country and family.
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This issue also features man of many parts and style consultant, Denola Grey, who allows readers delve into his versatile mind. His suaveness represents everything he stands for and thus, he shares his refreshing opinions on Nigerian fashion brands, influencer marketing and his hopes for the industry.
Speaking of fashion, spring heralds fall season in this issue with the wide and diverse array of fashion editorials. Fashion model Fatima Fay Jakite also displays what attitude to go into the season with. She’s cool and aloof in a solo-photo documentary by Israeli photographer and journalist, Lihi Borsh themed ‘On Earth Edge’. It also featured a brilliant editorial titled ‘Shadows’ featuring London based model Ayola Bakare is aptly captured by Rotterdam based photographer Leonie Fernhout and styled by Franka Chiedu.
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In addition, popular Nigerian photographer Lex Ash and his Muse Uche Uba explore the concept of androgyny in Africa with their intense and mind blowing visuals.
Follow Link Here to buy the latest issue of Blanck for only £2, $3 or N1,000. You can also access this issue by visiting the Blanck Shop on www.blanckdigital.com

Cover credits

Cover Girl: NQOBILÈ DANSEUR (@nqobiledanseur)
Interview & story: Franka Chiedu (@Fasindi)
Photography: MCM London (@mcmlondon)
Make Up: Bunmi Eyo (@NeonVelvet)
Hair: Regina Meessen (@reginameessen)
Styled: Franka Chiedu (@fasindi)
Graphics Design: Ahweyevu Yoma (@yomadesignstudios)


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