Zetas
This Zeta Phi Beta Photo Shoot from James Madison University Is EVERYTHING!
The women of Zeta Phi Beta at James Madison University know how to SLAY!
The ladies of the Theta Nu Chapter recently did a photo shoot and we at Watch The Yard are totally here for it! The shoot was done to celebrate their sorority’s founders’ day and it included three women who were all initiated through the chapter.
The beautiful pictures capture not only their beauty, but also their sisterhood. We reached out to the ladies to ask them what sisterhood meant to their chapter:
“Sisterhood is one of the principles of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. For us sisterhood means inspiring, encouraging, motivating, uplifting and loving one another,” Zelda Tackey stated. “In the process of doing all that we make sure to hold each other accountable. Sisterhood also means accepting each person’s unique traits and qualities because that’s what makes our chapter and organization so great.”
The photos were taken by photographer @JSneedPhotos, a freelance photographer from Baltimore, MD and the makeup was done by Lattisha ‘LaLa’ Dark.
Check out the pictures below!
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