Every Look From Thebe Magugu Fall/winter 2021
Magugu's collections often have a sociopolitical meaning. The South Africa-based designer's Spring/Summer 2020 collection was an ode to the revolutionaries who fought to end apartheid while his Spring/Summer 2021 collection honed in on Johannesburg's spies in the latter half of the 20th century.
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5 Africa Fashion Designers open Digital Milan Fashion Week
The designers, dubbed “the Fab Five,” are the first crop of creators nurtured through a collaboration between the National Chamber of Italian Fashion and the Black Lives Matter in Italian Fashion movement. Italian-Haitian designer Stella Jean, Milan-based African American designer Edward Buchanan and Afro Fashion Week Milano founder Michelle Ngonmo launched the movement last summer..
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Naomi Campbell: “I’m proud to be part of a shoot with young creatives that are all my skin colour”
“When you see these images, I hope you see that Kenya is beautiful, that Africa is beautiful. I think people now are going to really open their minds and start to understand that real beauty is in Africa. There are so many gems, so many hidden secrets. I’ve been coming here since 1994 and I’m still discovering things.
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Meet Dennis Osadebe The Man Disrupting The African Fashion Industry founder and C.E.O of D&D Clothing
D&D Clothing is an international fashion brand with an African soul. they don't just do fashion, they create an African Fashion Movement that will reach every home. D&D Clothing company has achieved big success because of the belief and hard work of our D&D family. they create 6 amazing collections per year for males and females and divide their products in 3 directions – business casual, Urbach chic, and glamour. D&D Clothing's main goal is to be represented in ...
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Serena Williams On Designing Jewelry and Supporting Black Owned Brands
Be yourself. Be unapologetically you. “The collection is a beautiful celebration of the strong women in my life and around the world. My designs inspire people to love themselves, believe in themselves, and, of course, treat themselves.” Earlier this year, Williams launched her Unstoppable limited edition jewelry collection, with 100% of net proceeds from the collection benefitting Black-owned small businesses through the Opportunity Fund, an organization that provides loans to low- and moderate-income immigrants, women, and other underserved small business owners.
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