I met Mo earlier this year through a friend who recommended me to work with him for a photoshoot. We're talking about third-degree separation. It's amazing to see how these connections can lead to friendships. After showing up at Mo's office in downtown to take product shots for his new line with Meraki Allure, we found common ground. We both understood the hurdles of being an immigrant. I only knew him for less than a year and it already felt like we've known each other for a while. From his sense of fashion to his family celebration made me appreciate more of the culture we both grew up in. Mo's aspiration to set the bar high on a new scale within the fashion industry has exemplified virtues more than just being an entrepreneur or fashion consultant. He inspires people to see the authentic version of themselves by the way they live their life, fashionably. This conversation showed how much we have both learned in our dreams that required discipline and how all of it revealed the best version of ourselves.

About Mo: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mo-cisse-0a45a260

Work: https://www.merakiallure.com/

Connect: https://www.instagram.com/mocisse/

Show Produced by:

JB Norman Verances @ https://jbnorman.com/

Show Music by:

JB Norman Verances, #Jeduthun created with https://ampifymusic.com/groovebox/

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