ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月9日 05時34分

The photographer @rorosiemarie has been traveling to Cuba for more than 12 years. Recently, while on assignment for @nytimesfashion, she returned to document style in #Havana. “I was drawn to people really striving for individual style in a country where it's hard to have individual style,” she said. In a place where clothing options are limited by a lack of imports, cultivating a singular style can be tough. “People will bring clothes in bundles from Miami, Panama or Mexico and sell them up from their homes,” @rorosiemarie said. And when there’s a particular trend, “you see it everywhere, it’s like wildflower.” A few years back, she recalled, everyone was wearing the British flag: “It was just what they had made in China and had been manufactured on a large scale.” @rorosiemarie took this photo of Laura Catana, 32, and Rafael Bou Lemus, 31, in their neighborhood of Central Havana. Laura, who’s from New York, has been living in Havana for the past year, working as a music producer with Guampara Records, one of the first independent music labels in Cuba. Rafael is an up-and-coming rapper with the stage name “El Individuo.” Swipe left to see more of @rorosiemarie’s photos from #Cuba.

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