Cover The photo exhibition is running at Soho House on March 29 and 30 (Photo: emilydrinkschocolate)
The photo exhibition is running at Soho House on March 29 and 30 (Photo: emilydrinkschocolate)
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Presented by designer Denise Ho’s accessory brand Kitdo, the charity exhibition sheds light on the untold stories of migrant women workers through photos
A charity photography exhibition titled Out will be held at Soho House on March 29 and 30, which will display the work of a group of local female photographers. The subjects of the photos are all migrant women workers, who can be seen rocking several viral trends, from pinkcore aesthetics to black-and-white minimalism. The participating photographers are Natalie Dunn, Ruby Law, emilydrinkschocolate, Neiama, Tung, Nikola Lines and Elizabeth Kezia.
Denise Ho, whose upcycled accessory label Kitdo is presenting this exhibition, says it “narrates the [untold] stories of migrant women in Hong Kong”. All proceeds from sales of the photos will go towards supporting Bethune House, an NGO that provides shelter services for migrant women workers in Hong Kong.
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Natalie Dunn specialises in fashion, portrait and interior photography (Photo: Natalie Dunn)
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