Comments on: Afrobella of the Month — Najwa Moses, Styleaholic and Icon-in-the-making

By: MOMMI

MOMMI — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 03:38:18 +0000

I AM THE PROUDEST MOTHER IN THE WHOLE USA. TO HAVE A DAUGHTER SO BELOVED AND RESPECTED FOR WHO SHE IS, AND WHAT SHE BRINGS TO THE UNIVERSE. I ALWAYS NEW SHE WOULD TAKE THIS WORLD AND EMBRACE ITS EVERY, ROCK, STONE, MOUNTAIN, ROAD, SEA, TREE AND CURVE AND CREATE THE TALENTED, CREATIVE, BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL YOU TO THE UNIVERSE.

KEEP ON KEEPIN’ ON!! YOU ARE WHO YOU ARE! A SELF- MADE GOD BLESSED STAR! I LOVE YOU MY DAUGHTER!!! YOU CONTINUE TO BRING TEARS OF JOY AND LAUGHTER, AND SMILES THAT SPAN THE UNIVERSE.

ALWAYS
MOMMI~MUA!

By: Haute Girl

Haute Girl — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 18:24:07 +0000

I met Najwa at Fashion week and I had to give her props on her style. It’s hard to stand out in a place like NYC and she certainly does so! I would love to rock a pair of those fabulous earrings! Keep up the good work Najwa!

By: mellowyel

mellowyel — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 20:17:55 +0000

THOSE EARRINGS ARE FABULOUS!!! I would love to rock the bronze blogger earrings. I am obsessed with earrings. I buy them all the time, I “permanently borrow” them from my sisters, I shop for them online! The great thing about them for me is that I hardly ever dress to the nines or put on crazy makeup, and a good pair of earrings gives any outfit I’m wearing that extra oomph. Please pick me for you Afrobella giveaway! You rock, and I love this blog. My (black, female) African-American Film Studies professor told me abut Afrobella, And I’ve been hooked ever since.

By: mai lee

mai lee — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 19:15:27 +0000

that girl is fabulous! love her style. me and my girls love fashion and love making such a statement with what we wear. check us out at http://www.lovejd.tv premiere soon coming.

mai lee

By: Prada3721

Prada3721 — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 23:12:42 +0000

I love love love Najwa attitude and style!!! She is an excellent pick and as a NY’er I’m looking out for my Najwa sighting in Duane Reade as well so I can go up to her and tell her how awesome she is in person!!! GO SISTA GO!!! I love to see us doing it in the ’08 the right way.

By: Staci

Staci — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 21:19:56 +0000

I am loving Najwa’s style! and I would love the Salte in Black or Brown. I am a full figured/plus size sista With a plus sized Afro. I work in a field where I am the minority all the time, sometimes I am the only woman in the room, and usually I am the only black. I have been in towns so small I am the only black person in the town at that time, And nothing makes you feel more confident than knowing when you Rock! and with those Earrings I would ROCK!

By: Auragirl

Auragirl — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 00:52:12 +0000

I love Najwa’s individuality! I love the fact that she’s confident and not afraid to rock her own style and what she thinks is hot!!! I think she’ll be HUGE one day and people who knocked her before will be emulating HER style! You go Naaaaaaajwa Moses! I’m IN!

By: Nikki

Nikki — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 16:50:36 +0000

I would be absolutely proud to rock Najwa’s ice earrings! Her style and her approach to life are inspiring. Sometimes I feel constrained and limited in my fashion as a high school teacher. I’ve been so careful not to accentuate too much or be too flashy. Unfortunately, I’ve allowed this to carry over into my weekend wear. Thank you, Najwa, for waking me up and reminding me that my creativity doesn’t have to be limited to the lessons I teach. Your earrings can give me a much needed boost in the right direction to spicing up my after hours wardrobe!

By: Bridgette

Bridgette — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 16:00:46 +0000

So excited to see Najwa featured on one of my fave blogs. Najwa and I attended F.I.T. (Fashion Institute of Technology) together almost a decade ago and she hasn’t changed. She’s the same down-to-earth sis as she was back then. That is rare in the fashion/media game. I’m so proud of you Najwa. The best is truly yet to come!

By: Gem

Gem — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 02:04:54 +0000

â€œI feel like in the black community, if youâ€™re even a little left of center, it is a problem.” I totally agree with that. Why do some black people love to criticize and tear eachother down, sometimes for petty things? I was having a conversation like this with one of my friends the other day, how she would rather go to a more diverse school rather than an HBCU because all of the criticism and probing. How if she tripped and fell in front of a group of young black people she’d feel so embarrassed because they’d probably never let her live it down, but probably wouldn’t care if she tripped in front of “non-black” people, lol. Why would I want to just follow the “standards”, getting swallowed by the sea of sameness? I love creativity and passion; rock on Najwa! Keep doing you! I keep seeing you everywhere; soon the people talking bad about you are going to try copping your creativity…