A multidisciplinary creative platform redefining contemporary culture through inclusive design and visual storytelling.

A multidisciplinary creative platform redefining contemporary culture through inclusive design and visual storytelling.

Young man sitting on the ground in front of a brick wall, legs spread wide apart, wearing a white shirt, black pants, and shoes, with a serious expression.
Young person sitting on the ground with legs spread wide apart, leaning against a brick wall, wearing dark pants, white shirt, and sandals, with a serious expression.
A young person with short hair dressed in a white long-sleeve shirt and black pants, sitting on the ground with legs spread wide apart, leaning against a brick wall.
A young man in a white shirt and black pants sitting on the ground with his legs stretched wide apart in front of a brick wall, looking at the camera.

Where culture becomes visual and inclusion becomes the standard.

Person sitting on the ground with legs spread wide apart, wearing black leggings, white shoes, and a white top, with hands clasped between legs, outdoors on dirt with fallen leaves.

Why fit in when you were born to be rebellious, a dream-maker, and a destroyer of gender norms.

Why fit in when you were born to be rebellious, a dream-maker, and a destroyer of gender norms.

Studio Tywon is a multidisciplinary creative space where style, expression, and identity refuse to be contained. Every release is a declaration of power and freedom. We disrupt norms, shatter gender walls, and challenge an industry built on imitation and exclusion. Our work rewrites what it means to be seen, heard, and represented. Every collaboration is intentional rebellion—turning expression into movement and stance into unapologetic impact. No clichés. No boundaries. No conformity. Just honesty. Just disruption. Just you.

Centers avant-garde, LGBTQIA+, gender-fluid, Black and Brown communities, and underrepresented voices, using fashion as a socially conscious medium to challenge stereotypes, confront inequities, and celebrate authenticity.

Centers avant-garde, LGBTQIA+, gender-fluid, Black and Brown communities, and underrepresented voices, using fashion as a socially conscious medium to challenge stereotypes, confront inequities, and celebrate authenticity.

A woman with dark skin is posing in front of blue curtains, making finger glasses around her eyes and smiling.

STUDIO TYWON., Centers avant-garde, LGBTQIA+, gender-fluid, Black and Brown communities, and underrepresented voices, using fashion as a socially conscious medium to challenge stereotypes, confront inequities, and celebrate authenticity.

You’ve stopped giving a fuck about gender norms and the expectations shoved onto you. You’re done with doctrine. You’re choosing yourself.

You’ve stopped giving a fuck about gender norms and the expectations shoved onto you. You’re done with doctrine. You’re choosing yourself.

We are more than a fashion platform—we’re a multidisciplinary cultural engine.

ITS AVANT GARDE BITCH.

Style is storytelling. Each look is a curated vision—built from mood boards, shaped by color palettes, and driven by meaning. It’s about more than aesthetics; it’s about expressing identity. The approach here is intentionally unorthodox, avant-garde, and gender-fluid. Style isn’t about conformity—it’s about elevation. It should never shrink who you are, only amplify it.

Style is storytelling. Each look is a curated vision—built from mood boards, shaped by color palettes, and driven by meaning. It’s about more than aesthetics; it’s about expressing identity. The approach here is intentionally unorthodox, avant-garde, and gender-fluid. Style isn’t about conformity—it’s about elevation. It should never shrink who you are, only amplify it.

Studio Tywon., exists to amplify the voices of the unheard, unseen, and underrepresented. every project becomes an act of visibility, blending creative direction, fashion imagery, and conceptual design to tell stories that challenge, provoke, and inspire.

Studio Tywon., exists to amplify the voices of the unheard, unseen, and underrepresented. every project becomes an act of visibility, blending creative direction, fashion imagery, and conceptual design to tell stories that challenge, provoke, and inspire.

Breaking barriers in style.

Centering Black and Brown voices.

Created for LGBTQIA+ and beyond.

For the underrepresented.

When art and fashion repeat, they always resurge through the next generation, continuing and evolving their work.

When art and fashion repeat, they always resurge through the next generation, continuing and evolving their work.

ISSUE NO. 1 - THE AUTHORITY ISSUE.

Magazine cover with the headline 'STUDIO TYWON' and subtitle 'THE AUTHORITY ISSUE.' Features a person wearing a leopard print headscarf, dark clothing, and striking makeup, with four stylized eye images vertically aligned on the right side. Red handw
Cover of Studio Tywon magazine featuring a black silhouette of a person with dreadlocks, holding a fan, against a bright yellow background, with red text reading "Studio Tywon" at the top and "Ja'mez Demands Authority" at the bottom.
Magazine cover titled 'STUDIO TyWON' featuring a person in a suit with a distorted and glitched face, with handwritten-style text 'JAMIEZ WILLIAMS' on the lower left side and 'WHO'S THE BOSS?' at the bottom.

“Each release is crafted with intention, quality, and disruption. This is an open platform with no walls. “No clichés. No boundaries. No pressure to conform. Just honesty. Just an expression. Just you.“

A young man sitting on the ground with his legs spread wide apart in front of a brick wall, wearing a white shirt and black pants.

've always been drawn to any style of clothing from street to avant-garde. I see fashion as a canvas, and style as a medium. I see style as a boosting in self-confidence and self-esteem. I also see it as way to transform not just appearances, but mindsets as well. Studio Tywon, is my way of sharing my fashion inspiration with the world.

've always been drawn to any style of clothing from street to avant-garde. I see fashion as a canvas, and style as a medium. I see style as a boosting in self-confidence and self-esteem. I also see it as way to transform not just appearances, but mindsets as well. Studio Tywon, is my way of sharing my fashion inspiration with the world.

A young man wearing sunglasses, a beanie, and a green shirt with white stripes on the sleeves, sitting on a blue chair. The background is decorated with colorful scribbles and handwritten text, including the words 'ISAIAH,' 'he is a icon,' and 'my art is fly.' There are also various doodles and floating images of objects like lips and cameras.
Young woman with dreadlocks wearing a beige suit and black shoes, standing against a white background.
Silhouette of a woman with curly hair, wearing a yellow top against a multicolored background.
A grid of black-and-white photo strips of a person walking outdoors, with colorful scribbles overlaid on some photos. The background is a natural landscape with trees, and the overall background is bright yellow.
A man standing against a brick wall, smiling with her hands on her face. Text in red handwritten style says 'I CUT MY HAIR - MEZ'.
A person wearing a white dress and a black head covering is spinning outdoors, surrounded by trees and fallen leaves, with bare branches and wooden tree stumps visible in the background.
A woman with curly black hair, glasses, and red lipstick, sitting at a disorganized desk with crumpled papers and tangled cords. She is wearing a white shirt, red tights, and pointed shoes, and appears to be on a phone call.
A person lying on the ground on their side, with their head resting on a beige pillow. They are wearing a striped shirt, a black and white scarf, and sunglasses, holding onto a small object in their hand. They are surrounded by various clothing items
Woman lying on grass in a white blouse, with a pearl necklace, outdoors with trees and a blue sky.
A young man wearing sunglasses, a beige beanie, and a dark green shirt with white stripes on the sleeves, sitting on a blue chair against a white background. The image is decorated with colorful doodles, scribbles, and handwritten notes, including th
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A repeated pattern of a person with dark hair hugging their knees to their chest, sitting against a plain background. One of the images is circled in red.
A black-and-white photo of a person sitting on what appears to be a bed or couch, wearing glasses, a light-colored shirt, and patterned pants. Overlaid with yellow handwritten text repeated multiple times saying 'I am powerful!' and a signature in bl
An artistic manipulated image of two identical women with dreadlocks, wearing white suits, holding black handbags, against a blue background. The faces are stylized with colored circles, one blue and one red, and the hair has a scribbled red circle.
A stylized image of a woman wearing a leopard print headscarf and a white T-shirt, with a large red circle covering one eye, set against a bright pink background.
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A black and white photo collage of a man in a suit holding a Christian Dior briefcase, with red scribbles and lines overlaid.
A person wearing a pinstripe suit holding a large black Christian Dior bag, with a collage-style cutout of a man's face over their face. Colorful text spelling 'I DID IT MYSELF' is handwritten above.
A person posing with a confident expression, wearing a pinstriped suit with a scarf on their head, standing in front of curtains and a window.
Black and white photo of a woman and a man sitting close, wearing business suits, with serious expressions.
Black and white photo of a person with black hair, sitting with knees drawn up and arms wrapped around their legs, head lowered, on a plain white background, repeated multiple times in a grid pattern with one image marked with a red oval.
Multicolored digital glitch art featuring multiple images of a young woman with pink hair, wearing a yellow tank top, making various facial expressions, with some pink doodles overlayed.
A person wearing black tights and black high-heeled boots with buckles, lying on a yellow stool with one leg raised in the air against a yellow background.
A yellow pineapple with a red background and a small cross symbol above it, with the text 'My Sexuality is My Identity' in bold yellow letters at the top.
A woman with dark hair tied in a bun, wearing clear glasses, a pinstripe shirt, and a black blazer, looking to the left against a plain light background.
A woman with blue eyes, blonde hair, wearing glasses, a striped shirt, and a dark blazer, sitting with hands clasped.

“Power lies in learning to balance energy and in wielding that balance as a tool for political, social, cultural, economic, and linguistic change.” -MEZ WILLIAMS

A person wearing a white dress twirling barefoot on a bed of fallen leaves outdoors, with trees and a wooden fence in the background, captured in a high-key black and white style with yellow scribbles around the head.

Culture isn’t consumed — it’s created.

Studio Tywon., exists to amplify the voices of the unheard, unseen, and underrepresented. every project becomes an act of visibility, blending creative direction, fashion imagery, and conceptual design to tell stories that challenge, provoke, and inspire.

Studio Tywon., exists to amplify the voices of the unheard, unseen, and underrepresented. every project becomes an act of visibility, blending creative direction, fashion imagery, and conceptual design to tell stories that challenge, provoke, and inspire.

THE LATEST

Black and white photo of a surprised person with hands on face, smiling, standing against a brick wall.
A woman standing against a brick wall, smiling with her hands on her face, with red handwritten text saying 'I CUT MY HAIR -MEZ' to the left of her.
Multiple side profile images of a young woman with pink and purple hair, subtle makeup, and a yellow strap top, arranged in a grid pattern with a black background.
Silhouette of a woman with curly hair standing against a vibrant yellow and green background, looking downward with hands on her hips.

Boxes kill expression and individuality.

A young man squatting on the ground in front of a brick wall, wearing a off-the-shoulder top, dark pants, and sneakers, looking directly at the camera.

The cultural voice of fashion, vision and identity.

I CUT MY HAIR.

I CUT MY HAIR.

I CUT MY HAIR.

  • Studio Tywon exists to disrupt the ordinary.
    We create art that questions power, challenges comfort, and amplifies voices that refuse to be erased.
    Our mission is to transform creativity into resistance — using visual storytelling as a tool for liberation, truth, and cultural change.

    We don’t create to fit in.
    We create to shake systems, spark dialogue, and reclaim narrative.

  • We believe art is not decoration — it’s declaration.
    A refusal to be silent. A refusal to be small. A refusal to conform.

    At Studio Tywon, we stand on three radical truths:

    • Creativity is political.

    • Identity is power.

    • Rebellion is necessary.

    We reject surface-level aesthetics and empty trends.
    Our work lives where beauty meets protest — where vulnerability becomes strength and expression becomes defiance.

    We create for the unheard.
    We design for the underestimated.
    We build for those rewriting the rules.

  • Our process is not safe — it’s intentional.

    We Interrogate Before We Create

    Every project begins with questions:
    What needs to be challenged? Who needs to be heard? What story has been ignored too long?

    We Design with Disruption

    Our visuals don’t whisper — they confront.
    We use contrast, tension, and emotion to force conversation and provoke thought.

    We Center the Human Experience

    Before brands. Before trends. Before algorithms.
    People, identity, and truth always come first.

    We Build with the Bold

    Studio Tywon partners with creatives, brands, and movements that aren’t afraid to be seen, felt, and remembered.

“Be yourself. Don’t let yourself get caught in a vortex of validation and opinions. Always remain your true, authentic self, because that’s what others want to see—not a generic phony.”
— Mez Williams
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A woman standing against a brick wall, smiling with her hands on her face, with red handwritten text saying 'I CUT MY HAIR -MEZ' to the left of her.
Person with dreadlocks laughing and posing in a brightly lit room with white walls, wearing a black crop top that says 'YEAH... NO,' a black jacket, black shorts, and white knee-high socks.

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Breaking Into My Skin.
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Breaking Into My Skin.

EXHIBITIONS.

Past/ Current Exhibitions

Breaking Into My Skin

Breaking Into My Skin

A look back at the exhibitions where my work has been featured — each one reflecting my journey in storytelling, identity, and inclusion through fashion and photography.

“capturing the real, the raw, and the unspoken. STuDIO TYWON., doesn’t just take pictures; We document stories, shifts narratives, and creates moments that matter.”

-MEZ WILLIAMS

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A person lying on the ground on a sidewalk or street, surrounded by clothing and accessories, holding glasses, with an arm covering their face.

The cultural voice of fashion, vision and identity.

The cultural voice of fashion, vision and identity.

The philosophy of this CREATIVE SPACE lies in capturing more than just an image — it’s about revealing the context that breathes within it. We reach beyond the limits of possibility, grasping at the unknown that lingers in the abyss. To explore the depths of the world — its textures, its truths, its beauty — is an honor. We often forget how profoundly photography reshapes perception. It bends reality, reframes our gaze, and redefines the way we interpret life itself. Through the lens, the ordinary becomes transcendent, the unseen becomes visible. Photography is not just a medium — it’s a portal. A passage into another dimension, another world, another way of being.

Going by Paleolithic, orthodox, and conventional norms does not meet the expectations of pushing boundaries in gender, race, or politics. To be truly unconventional, one must step outside the box of everyday norms and challenge the very system that seeks to prevent unconventionality from existing in the first place.

Going by Paleolithic, orthodox, and conventional norms does not meet the expectations of pushing boundaries in gender, race, or politics. To be truly unconventional, one must step outside the box of everyday norms and challenge the very system that seeks to prevent unconventionality from existing in the first place.

A woman standing in an open field with trees in the background, wearing a patterned dress.
A woman with dark skin, long black hair, and glasses sitting on a white stool against a plain background. She is holding a white strap and wearing a black t-shirt, plaid shorts, white knit tights, and white heeled shoes.

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A stylized artistic collage featuring a black and white photo of a person in a suit with dreadlocks, squatting against a bright yellow background. The person's eyes are crossed out with pink X's. The collage overlays text snippets and pink curved lines on the background, creating a mixed-media visual.
A woman with bright blue eyes, wearing glasses, a striped shirt, and a dark blazer, looking slightly to the side in a high-key photograph with a bright white background.
Young man in a white shirt and black pants sitting on the ground with legs spread wide, leaning against a brick wall, in black and white photograph.
Black and white photo of two people sitting closely, dressed in formal suits, with serious expressions.
Portrait of a young woman with long black hair, wearing a pink headscarf, dark lipstick, and a white shirt, against a black background.
A woman with curly hair, glasses, wearing a yellow blouse, a black vest, red tights, and red high heels, holding a large yellow bag, standing against a green background.