Yasmine Jamila grew up in New York City, where her love for the arts flourished within the city's vibrant cultural landscape. A Parsons New School of Design graduate, she has built a strong foundation in luxury fashion and marketing, excelling in creative direction and brand identity. Yasmine's journey has been profoundly enriched by the meaningful collaborations she has cultivated with Kapoor Galleries. Her impactful involvement in humanitarian endeavors and producer projects in collaboration with the United Nations has also played a pivotal role in shaping her life's trajectory. These diverse experiences have profoundly influenced her strong dedication to impactful storytelling and innovation, solidifying her reputation as a top professional sought after by agencies that prioritize excellence and creativity in all their partnerships. As the founder of Empowering Indigenous Luxury Streetwear, she merges opulence with urban aesthetics, crafting designs that reflect meticulous craftsmanship and city life passion. Yasmine's work with figures like Queen Dambi of Congo, Christine Su co-fouder of LEDE Company, and Janell Stephens of camille rose highlights her commitment to elevating diverse voices and setting new industry standards.
