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Tiffany Amber’s London Debut!

September 26, 2011 No Comment

This time of the year, fashion hops around to the most glamorous cities in the world: from New York, to London, Milan and finally Paris. Every year, to our delight we see more and more Africans included in the mix, showing their collections on the runways among fashion’s elite. This season, Nigerian label Tiffany Amber [...]

Burberry Prorsum Is Still in Africa

September 21, 2011 1 Comment

After presenting a splendid Resort Collection with touches of African print, Christopher Bailey decided to include it in Burberry Prorsum‘s Spring/Summer 2012 collection as well, which was presented at London Fashion Week. Inspired by handicrafts such as crocheting and beading (which may not be directly inspired by the continent but these crafts are definitely a [...]

Exclusive: Pre-show Prep with Arise Africa

September 15, 2011 No Comment

Less than twenty-four hours before the latest installment of the highly anticipated Arise Africa Collective Show, designers are hard at work. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post

Nicole Miller’s Fashion Night Out!

September 6, 2011 No Comment

It’s that time again! When the streets of NYC’s haute shopping districts become one, big chic party: it’s Fashion Night Out! Among the brands and stores such as Chanel, Dolce & Gabana and Coach that will be hosting New York fashionistas for a night of shopping, sipping and posing will be Nicole Miller. Her collaborations [...]

Mimi Plange and Manolo Blahnik Make Magic!

August 31, 2011 1 Comment

“Talk about the Dream Team! The winning combo of Mimi Plange and Manolo Blahnik can only mean an exceptionally uber-stylish collection…”

Ghana Fashion & Design Week

August 22, 2011 No Comment

“…it has been shown a million times over that there is no shortage of interest in all things Africa and fashion related, but the landscape is becoming as crowded as ever…”