Welcome to my slice of life


Hi y’all!

Welcome to kissmypassion the lifestyle & style blog following an online personality in the making while creating content related to women of color and our communities. From creators to entrepreneurs and brands to talent kissmypassion seeks to amplify what BIPOC communities have to offer one post at a time.

Warning:  If you are easily offended/intimidated by a real, sassy, pretty, and classy Black/BrownWomen that swears like a General and produces content relating to the Black/Brown Women from a Black/Brown woman’s perspective, I thank you for stopping by, but this space is not for you. For everyone else, you are welcome to s.l.i.c.e. of my passion!

 What will you see ‘round these parts?

Style: Style consists of just about everything has to do with aesthetics from fashion to accessories

Vanity:  Lifestyle pretty much encompasses everything that hasn't been put in a specific category that truly focuses on different aspects of my life and living in general

Lifestyle: Items that inspire women of color to be the best versions of themselves

Calendar: Curated listings of events, all casting calls (vendors, models, designers, etc.

Finds:

The List:  A page dedicated to my Ultimate To Do List progress

 
 
 

meet miss mahina

mahinaofkissmypassion

online personality, MC, & storyteller

I am an online personality, emcee, & storyteller in the realm of fashion, local Twin Cities life, and the empowerment of women of color. You generally see me around town snapping photos, riding the bus, and attempting to mind my own business.

Let it be known I cuss a lot and I'm a self-proclaimed expert in all things. I make bad choices and encourage others to do good things, but also make some questionable decisions.

If you see me and I don't acknowledge you it's more than likely because I'm pretty focused, overthinking, and in my head (people generally don't register to me beyond being a blob of energy and vibes wrapped in auras).

our narrative matters and as pillars of our communities and households we have the power to disrupt the economy with our intellect, labor, dollars, and community influence
— mahina