Man with long dreadlocks wearing a black turtleneck and necklaces, sitting against a dark background.

Princey “ Osiris “ TaJoure

Photographer Choreographer Clothing Designer

​I am Princey TaJoure-Vuitton

a creator whose work exists at the intersection of movement, fashion, and visual storytelling. As a dancer, choreographer, and fashion designer, I don’t just take photographs, I capture the raw energy of a performance and the precision of a tailored aesthetic. My photography is deeply influenced by my background in the arts, where I blend streetwear grit with formal elegance to create powerful, high-impact imagery. Whether I am documenting the electric atmosphere of a runway event like the Black Crownx Runway Party or collaborating on a conceptual fashion shoot, my goal is always to highlight the strength and movement in every subject. I believe that every frame should tell a story, and I use my unique perspective to bring that vision to life. Let’s create something legendary together.

My Work

A man playing a saxophone on a city street with parked cars, trees, and a red motorcycle in the background.
A vintage blue and chrome Harley-Davidson motorcycle parked outdoors during a celebration event with a banner reading "Justice in the Journey" and a picture of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in the background.
A man wearing sunglasses and a black sleeveless shirt is holding a large, battered drum with holes in its surface. Other musicians are visible in the background.
A young woman with dark curly hair and long eyelashes sitting on metallic stairs, wearing a black t-shirt, light-wash distressed jeans with graphic text, and white sneakers, posing with her finger on her lips.
A man wearing a black cap, reflective sunglasses, and a black and green sports jersey that reads "The Wash Guys" holds a smartphone in his right hand and wears a white watch on his left wrist, walking outdoors with palm trees and a busy street in the background.
A woman dressed as a princess, wearing a gold crown, green gloves, and a gown with gold and floral embellishments, singing into a microphone at a parade or festival.