LADIES OF 420

Motivated. Inspired. Driven.

By Cannabis

wadada teins in floral Caribbean styled photo

Our story of navigating through the world of Cannabis

Their journey began in 2015 as a humble educational platform on social media. Since then, they’ve grown into curators of extraordinary 420 events and creators of exceptional products, including skincare and wellness essentials. Through their clothing line brand, Wadada Movement, they offer ready-to-wear clothing that embodies their ethos.

At the heart of Ladies Of 420 are its dedicated curators, Asha & Ayanna Wadada, affectionately known as the “Wadada Twins.” They have been passionate advocates for Cannabis, even before its decriminalization in T&T in 2019.

Ladies Of 420 is a community-driven platform with a primary mission: to educate and elevate the Caribbean community on the many beneficial uses of the Cannabis plant.

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We are not just a brand — we are a movement dedicated to reshaping perspectives, celebrating heritage, and cultivating a future where Cannabis is respected, understood, and embraced.

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Two Caribbean women standing on a pastel-green balcony in Trinidad, wearing floral headwraps and smoking cannabis, embodying natural island living and the freedom of Caribbean cannabis culture.
Island vibes and herbal freedom — capturing the essence of Caribbean cannabis lifestyle in the heart of Trinidad. Captured by Shot By Cory
Two Caribbean women dressed in traditional madras-inspired fashion, standing in a creative studio setup surrounded by handmade accessories, symbolizing the fusion of Caribbean heritage and modern cannabis lifestyle.
Rooted in culture, growing with purpose — blending Caribbean tradition with the new wave of cannabis expression in Trinidad. Captured by Island Eye
Two Caribbean women sharing a moment while lighting a cannabis joint indoors in Trinidad, wearing white sweatshirts and natural hairstyles, representing Trinidad and Tobago’s evolving cannabis culture.
Sisterhood and smoke — celebrating Trinidad’s growing cannabis community and the spirit of connection that fuels the culture. Captured by Raya Media
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