A costume for the fashion show with the Yellow Pocahontas

A suit is like a second skin, a silent manifesto. For Smaïl Kanouté, every bead sewn on, every pattern traced, weaves a dialogue between heritage and reinvention.

In episode 2, we dive into Smaïl's workshop, where gestures become memories and textiles tell invisible stories. After hours of design work, he has only a few days left before New Orleans, where this costume will come to life, carried by history and movement.

The transmission passes through the fingers, the thread, the needle. And soon, through dance.