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Interview with Sarah Dimani about The Narcist

Less than one year ago, Sarah Dimani turned her life around and founded The Narcist, a safe and brave space for women and healthy narcissists, a platform for conversations without taboos, a place where your voice can be heard.

We interviewed Sarah about how The Narcist was born and what she would like to achieve with the platform.

Interview: Kiara Santeddu // Video & video edit: Claudine de Kesel // Video & photography: Sammy Deham // Subtitles: Hanne Vansteelandt // Location: Reda Iben Boura // Chief editor: Tim Vanhaecke.

 

Less than one year ago, Sarah Dimani turned her life around and founded @the.narcist, a safe and brave space for women...

Posted by CHASE on Thursday, June 3, 2021

Before The Narcist came into existence, Sarah used to be a fashion influencer and mainly discussed clothes and styling. After a while, Sarah realised she wanted to create more valuable and more discussable content. She wanted to really engage with her followers and show how you can love yourself in a healthy way.



Published on 04/06/2021
Written by Hanne Vansteelandt

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