Black Panther cast talks power of fashion in New York
By Reuters
13 February 2018 |
10:26 am
Marvel Studios transported New York fashionistas on Monday (February 13) to the mythical African nation of Wakanda where its highly-anticipated Superhero movie "Black Panther" takes place.
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