I photographed and creatively directed these images to establish the visual identity of The Scotch Bonnet Corner. Inspired by the idea of a welcoming "corner", I combined warm interiors with bold styling and editorial lighting to reflect confidence, community and contemporary Black British womanhood. The use of Scotch bonnet peppers and chillies ties the imagery back to the platform's name, symbolising both its fiery personality and the sense of warmth it aims to create. The

The Scotch Bonnet Corner is an independent online publication I created as my final-year project at London College of Fashion. https://www.thescotchbonnetcorner.com

This project explores the experience of dual identity within the Nigerian-British diaspora. Traditional Yoruba dress, including Aso Ebi and the gele, is placed within familiar British settings such as bus stops, phone boxes and pubs to reflect how heritage and contemporary British life coexist. Rather than existing in conflict, the images highlight how cultural identity can be maintained and expressed within everyday environments.

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