These Young Streets

by | Mar 1, 2023 | ART, FASHION, PHOTOGRAPHY, RICHMOND NEWS, STREETWEAR & SNEAKERS

Kaelyn Mazyck is a fashion stylist and photographer based in Richmond, VA that is looking to link up with the city culture through her work. As Kaelyn puts it, photography is where she really pushes herself to try new things and break out of her comfort zone with each project.

In her downtime, you can catch her daydreaming about fashion week or saying affirmations to channel her inner Miranda Priestly.

She was nice enough to send us a few photos to share.

To see more of her work, check out www.kaelynmazyck.format.com.
Give her a follow at @kaelynamazyck

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