In a world where women are often judged by their appearance, it's important to remember that true beauty and strength come from within. Beyond the clothes and accessories we display, lie the qualities and values that define who we are. This project celebrates individuality, confidence, and the inner power that radiates from each of us. In a society quick to judge based on looks, it's essential to embrace the uniqueness and inherent worth of every woman. This project explores the remarkable essence beyond mere attire and physical presentation through typography, illustration, and photography.

While developed countries such as the United States still struggle to have their first female head of state elected, Benazir Bhutto made that happen for Pakistan way back in 1989. Not only was she the first woman Prime Minister of Pakistan but was also the first female head of state in the Muslim world.

An education activist, at 17 years, Malala became a household name after she became the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014.

At 37, Chinoy has made history by becoming the only Pakistani to win not one but two Oscars! She is also the recipient of whooping six Emmy awards!

Currently, there's no other 20th-century female artist with a name as recognizable at Frida Kahlo. While the drama of her tragic accident as a young woman and her tumultuous relationship with husband Diego Rivera have sometimes overshadowed her artistic abilities, there is no denying the power of her painting. She is particularly known for her self-portraits, which deal with themes of identity, suffering, and the human body.