Young Brands Redefining African Fashion with Afrocosmic Designs
SUPER YAYA: Redefining African Fashion with Afrocosmic Designs for the Party Girls In recent years, the fashion industry has witnessed a growing interest in African […]
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Asantii Aims to Become the World’s First African Global Fashion Brand: HuntrMania
Rwandan-born textile entrepreneur Maryse Mbonyumutwa is positioning the label in the affordable luxury segment, with an eye on a global consumer. PARIS — Could Asantii become […]
“African Art is the Future of Fashion.” Ashunter Lubega
Uganda has proved to have a good fashion vision and future for their nation and design industry as a whole. Many developing brands like Abryanz […]
Africa: Fik Fameica meets Juma Jux at African Boy Fashion Shop
Ugandan rapper and musician Fik Fameica meets Juma Jux a Tanzanian artist and designer and founder of African Boy brand, a leading street wear brand […]
Na Money by Davido is One of the Biggest Fashion Music Films of the year; Here’s Why?
Davido’s “Na Money” Video: A Fashion Masterpiece Redefining Afrobeats Visuals In the dynamic landscape of Afrobeats, where music and fashion converge to create vibrant cultural […]
Thebe Magugu’s Custom Heirloom Shirt: Personalized Narratives in Fashion
Thebe Magugu’s Custom Heirloom Shirt emerges as a celebration of individual agency and cultural heritage. It is an invitation to step into the role of both curator and creator, where fashion becomes a canvas for personal stories and where the past intertwines with the present, creating a sartorial legacy that transcends generations.
New York Fashion Week: A Stormy Return with Iconic Brands and Emerging Talent. Take a look at the 2024 Spring and Summer Collections highlights | HuntrMania
New York Fashion Week has made a triumphant return, captivating the city amid a weekend of dramatic thunderstorms. The event is ablaze with landmark moments, with renowned brands like Ralph Lauren and 3.1 Phillip Lim gracing the calendar once again, evoking a sense of nostalgia and excitement. Meanwhile, the runway is set ablaze with fresh talent, as emerging designers like Grace Ling and the recent “Project Runway” victor, Bishme Cromartie, make their dazzling debuts, infusing the fashion scene with innovation and creativity. This captivating convergence of established icons and rising stars reaffirms New York Fashion Week’s enduring allure as a beacon of style and ingenuity.
Threads of Tradition and Innovation: Exploring African Print and Artistry Through the Lens of Nya Raakna
The allure of African print and art emerges as a vivid masterpiece, resonating with a heritage that spans epochs. From the intricate motifs adorning fabrics to the kaleidoscope of colors that exude life, this tradition tells a story of identity etched in history. Amidst this rich tapestry, Nya Raakna, a Nigerian brand, emerges as a luminary, skillfully weaving together the threads of ancestral artistry with contemporary elegance. Through meticulous craftsmanship and a deep-rooted passion, Nya Raakna breathes new life into age-old patterns, crafting garments that transcend fashion, becoming wearable stories of love, culture, and a thriving legacy.
Togo Vivi Na: A Roadmap Collection by Agbobly – Weaving Heritage and Identity into Fashion
Togolese designer Jacques Agbobly has unveiled his transformative collection, “Togo Vivi Na: A Roadmap,” under the newly christened brand Agbobly. This collection stands as an ode to Agbobly’s childhood memories and the exploration of personal identity, interweaving traditional Togolese handcraft techniques with a contemporary twist. Rooted in the designer’s rich Togolese heritage and inspired by the dual experiences of migration and self-discovery, the collection paints a vivid picture of colors, patterns, and textures that bridge the gap between past and present. With a meticulous eye for detail and an innate ability to infuse garments with storytelling, Agbobly’s designs evoke a sense of joyful emotion, challenging the conventional norms of fashion and offering a profound narrative of individuality and inclusivity. As Agbobly navigates the transformative journey from Black Boy Knits to Agbobly, the essence of their creations resonates as a celebration of both heritage and self-expression, leaving an indelible mark on the fashion landscape.
Joy Julius: Empowering Africa through Fashion and Culture
“We explore the transformative journey of Joy Julius, a London-based Nigerian fashion designer and illustrator, whose designs focus on empowerment and protection. Graduating with acclaim from Kingston University, Joy’s gender-neutral creations draw inspiration from her mixed cultural experiences.”
