Our first gallery felt like a beginning — real people, real moments, and the energy that shaped TOUCH & GO (Issue 3). These photos are small pieces of that night: the faces, the conversation, the space where everything we’d been building finally showed up in the room. A simple celebration of where this all started. shot by @thedaysarchive
Our first gallery felt like a beginning — real people, real moments, and the energy that shaped TOUCH & GO (Issue 3). These photos are small pieces of that night: the faces, the conversation, the space where everything we’d been building finally showed up in the room. A simple celebration of where this all started. shot by @thedaysarchive
Our first gallery felt like a beginning — real people, real moments, and the energy that shaped TOUCH & GO (Issue 3). These photos are small pieces of that night: the faces, the conversation, the space where everything we’d been building finally showed up in the room. A simple celebration of where this all started. shot by @thedaysarchiveshot
Our first gallery felt like a beginning — real people, real moments, and the energy that shaped TOUCH & GO (Issue 3). These photos are small pieces of that night: the faces, the conversation, the space where everything we’d been building finally showed up in the room. A simple celebration of where this all started. shot by @thedaysarchive
Our first gallery felt like a beginning — real people, real moments, and the energy that shaped TOUCH & GO (Issue 3). These photos are small pieces of that night: the faces, the conversation, the space where everything we’d been building finally showed up in the room. A simple celebration of where this all started. shot by @thedaysarchive
Our first gallery felt like a beginning — real people, real moments, and the energy that shaped TOUCH & GO (Issue 3). These photos are small pieces of that night: the faces, the conversation, the space where everything we’d been building finally showed up in the room. A simple celebration of where this all started. shot by @thedaysarchive
Our first gallery felt like a beginning — real people, real moments, and the energy that shaped TOUCH & GO (Issue 3). These photos are small pieces of that night: the faces, the conversation, the space where everything we’d been building finally showed up in the room. A simple celebration of where this all started. shot by @thedaysarchive
Our first gallery felt like a beginning — real people, real moments, and the energy that shaped TOUCH & GO (Issue 3). These photos are small pieces of that night: the faces, the conversation, the space where everything we’d been building finally showed up in the room. A simple celebration of where this all started. shot by @thedaysarchive
Our first gallery felt like a beginning — real people, real moments, and the energy that shaped TOUCH & GO (Issue 3). These photos are small pieces of that night: the faces, the conversation, the space where everything we’d been building finally showed up in the room. A simple celebration of where this all started. shot by @thedaysarchive
Our first gallery felt like a beginning — real people, real moments, and the energy that shaped TOUCH & GO (Issue 3). These photos are small pieces of that night: the faces, the conversation, the space where everything we’d been building finally showed up in the room. A simple celebration of where this all started. shot by @thedaysarchive
MEET THE TEAMM
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AISHA M
FOUNDER
Daavillian is the Editor-in-Chief and Founder of JINXX Magazine. She’s the unapologetic force behind every issue. What started in a tiny Baltimore apartment with her then co-editor and best friend Lé has blossomed into media house, shaped entirely shaped by her hands. Daavillian doesn’t just lead the vision; she produces the shoots, builds the concepts, oversees the fashion direction, curates the model casting, and brings every idea from concept to completion. JINXX exists because she made it, shaped it, and refused to create anything less .
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CECE RICHH
MANAGING EDITOR
Carla Grisel, known as Cece, is a New York–based businesswoman and the Managing Editor at JINXX. She works closely with Aisha to bring the magazine’s editorial vision to life while overseeing production across behind-the-scenes content, events, collaborations, and more. Outside the magazine, Cece is a true girl boss — a hands-on creative lead who guides talent and takes projects from concept to completion.
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David Alvarado
25-year-old writer passionate about PR and journalistic storytelling. Queens native, trained at LaGuardia and Baruch, and all about using my voice to spark conversation on all things beauty.
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Mira the Philosopher
Mira Hagiwara Gupta (she/they), also known as Mira The Philosopher is a multi-passionate, multi-hyphenate being. From their Queer, mixed, Pan-Asian background, 2nd generation Asian American born and raised in NYC, they utilize a balance of their lived experiences, their politics, their spirituality and their internal creative universe. They write to carve unique and innovative paths of meaning-making of their human experience. Their vision is be the architect of culture, society and a world where we are collectively liberated from systems of oppression.
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Tunde Imann
Tunde Imann is a NYC-based creative, A&R, and writer. Known for her sharp eye and ability to connect communities, she blends journalism, production, and style to spotlight rising talent and underground culture. At her core, Tunde’s mission is simple: to create and inspire others to create.
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Mango
Christian “Mango” Alexander is a writer, DJ, activist, and educator from Newark, New Jersey. Mango is the youngest of three pastor’s kids raised by a village of teachers, artists, and church folk dedicated to serving their community. Their writing explores Hip Hop as a spiritual orientation and its historical role in transmitting Afrocentric ideologies across the diaspora. Through this lens the songs, albums, art styles, fashion, dances, and videos produced by Hip Hop heads become sacred arts depicting modern Black mythology, philosophy, and religiosity. Ultimately, Mango hopes to inspire greater reverence for Hip Hop culture and defend its core revolutionary spirit from exploitation by outsiders.
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Ceonna M
Ceonna M. is a multi-creative from Philadelphia whose work moves between writing, painting, and poetry.
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JINXX started in late 2023 in a small Baltimore apartment, built by two best friends :Aisha and Lé, who just wanted to make something real. We launched our first issue in January 2024, and we haven’t stopped since. Fifteen-plus issues later, JINXX has grown into a space where creativity, community, and unapologetic expression live side by side.
Today, JINXX is more than a magazine ,it’s a hub, a hive, a world we’re building piece by piece. We want to shine a light on everyone. Every voice. Every story. Every perspective. New York has energy and honesty that inspires us, but we’re not stopping here. JINXX is global. A place where anyone, anywhere, can feel seen.
This is a community for the creatives, the dreamers, the soft voices, the loud ones, and everyone in between. JINXX is for people who want to feel like themselves fully, freely, and without apology.
And we’re just getting started.
