“Red lips” - cover story Reshma Qureshi was 18 when her brother-in-law threw acid on her face. Two years later, she walked the runway at New York Fashion Week and became the face on an international campaign #EndAcidSale. “The Goddess is leaving her palace” Each of us gets roughly eight years. Eight years of being served and pampered. Eight years when our word is law. When even the king touches our feet. Then we have to go. - The story of Rashmila Shakya, software engineer and former goddess Kumari from Nepal, published in "WO" magazine. “Wrestlers and bowler hats” Only 30 years ago, the term “cholita” was derogatory. Today, the fighting cholitas are the symbols of the emancipation of indigenous South Americans. - Reportage published in “WO” magazine "Dangerous liaisons" The honour of a family is located in a woman's body. Around her vagina and uterus, to be precise. - A reportage about Love Commandos, a New Delhi NGO fighting against honour crimes, published in "Wysokie Obcasy Extra" magazine. “In a relationship with language” Polish words describing sex are ugly and vulgar, reminiscent of pornography, in other situations spoken in low voice. - Reportage published in “WO” magazine “Lady Punk” In 1992, Vivienne Westwood receives the Order of the British Empire from Queen Elizabeth II. She attends the gala wearing a dignified long, gray dress as befits a lady. And no panties, like a true punk. - Reportage published in "WO" magazine
