Naomi Shon

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photography by Naomi Shon unless otherwise stated, all rights reserved
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  • Life in Alain’s apt.
  • Beautifully aged Sri Lankan lady

  • Why evoke envy, when you could evoke fear. Why evoke lust, when you could evoke love. We are always undermining our capabilities. 


  • Albino Sri Lankan man at Greenlands Hotel
  • Dream talk with Celeste in Alain’s apt.
  • Celeste <3
  • Sri Lankan school girls
  • Sri Lanka from Alain’s house
  • Outtake of my shoot with Shamalee, bindi design by Celeste.
  • While I’m at it…wanted to show you my other favorite leather brand, in the US. It is a menswear brand at the moment, but they made this foldover clutch for me to test drive and to introduce the womenswear line that I’m really excited about! My friend, Spencer, makes these wonderfully crafted goods in his workshop in LA. Him and just a couple of other guys. I’m always awe in of people who know how to create such beautiful & functional objects. The leather is so rich, the stitching is perfect, the lining is sturdy, and the logo is sharp just like the designer himself. SHOP KILLSPENCER
  • Here : Iise w/ BLK Denim (more menswear) Cherry blossom time! OK no more pics of myself! Sorry  SHOP IISE
  • I’ve been using the Iise weekender close to everyday since I got it. It’s perfect for holding all my camera equipment and other junk I like to carry around. Way better than ugly camera bags that aren’t so discreet. Here : Iise w/ Damir Doma In Central Park - New York is so perfect lately.
  • Iise weekender bag sitting on my Japanese mountain motif kimono. Some of my most favorite items that I own! Both “menswear” :/ This bag is organically dyed with persimmon, indigo plant extract, and charcoal ash using a traditional korean method that dates back to the 13th century. It’s a very thoughtful and respectful process. When I visit South Korea (my parents’ native country) I’d love to see all of this in person. Click HERE to learn more about this amazing brand and/or SHOP.
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