A.D.Reigns Featured Model of the Month

Featured Model of the Month Memorie 4 Life
I've had the privilege of working with Brother-Michael "Katlow" Cox from Brooklyn NY. He is also the Publishing Editor of DMochelle Fashions Magazine and President of Memorie 4 Life Photography. It's always a joy to work with Brother Michael. I love his appreciation for the art of photography. Most if not all of his work is untouched. So what you see is what you get. Just a man and his camera capturing the essence of his subject. I just want to say thank so much Michael and I can't wait to see our latest collarboration.

                                                       Model: A.D.Reigns
                                                       Photographer: Michael"Katlow" Cox
                                                       Dress: Bisou Bisou
                                                       Hair & Make Up: Chrysalis Conceptual Designs

                                                   Model: A.D.Reigns
                                                   Photographer: Michael"Katlow" Cox
                                                   Clothing: JC Penny
                                                   Hair & Make Up: Chrysalis Conceptual Designs
                                                  https://www.memorie4life.com/photos-features

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