Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 4月27日 06時55分

When @steffiemiza and Lasseindra Ninja first met in 2009, Ninja was in the habit of voguing at hip-hop festivals, because there were no balls in France to speak of. She was always the only competitor in drag, and cis women made up the majority of the other contestants. Mizrahi pushed Ninja to bring the art form back into its original context, as in her opinion, voguing didn’t belong in that more mainstream setting. “I was trying to make her understand that this dance is a part of a culture and you need to express yourself within this format to be understood,” says Mizrahi. “She pushed me to create things and to do things. At first I didn’t want to share or create anything,” says Ninja. “It was very selfish. She would say, ‘You have ball knowledge. You should share with the girls, and create something.’” Tap the link in our bio to read more about the two are bringing ball culture to Paris. Photographed by @bananas_for_savannahs

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