Fashion industry mourns passing of South African fashion designer Coenraad de Mol
De Mil was established in 1997 and moved into male-inspired, gender-neutral clothing in 2007. The designer said he did not regard gender neutrality as just a theme but “It’s what I do,” he would say. Coenraad de Mol designs catered to those who don’t have a place as well as those who choose not to be boxed-in by societal norms or conventions.
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Africa’s 50 Most Powerful Women By Forbes Woman Africa Magazine
The unprecedented, unranked list features the continent’s leading women, drawn from business, politics, media, science, sports and public life, who are challenging the status quo and creating a trail on terrain where there was none. They are reshaping history, closing inequalities and pioneering new avenues of wealth creation and in turn, lifting others with them.
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Natural Hair and Beauty Products Brands in Kenya
If you love natural skincare products, check out our favorite natural and organic beauty brands 100% natural It’s no surprise that the organic skin care beauty market has exploded. Over the years, people have become more aware of what’s inside their skin care products and have begun to make better decisions about what they allow on their skin. As a result, hundreds of new skin care companies have formed to meet this new demand for safe, natural beauty products.
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AfroStreet Kollektions
The Fashion house has had the privilege to showcase at different platforms both locally and internationally that has helped the fashion house to reach greater heights like Swahili Fashion Week in Tanzania, The Nairobi Fashion Market , Casino Malindi Strut ItAfrika Fashion Week, The Kenya Fashion Week and The Nairobi Fashion Week.
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Kangarui
Born in Kochi City on the island of Shikoku, Yamashita spent her childhood in Thailand, Kenya, and Indonesia due to her father’s work as an engineer,when she was four, the family settled in Nakuru, the fourth-largest city in Kenya, located near Lake Nakuru National Park.“It was normal for me to go to the bush,” she remembers, looking back on a rather idyllic childhood.
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