Deliah Ipupa
Miss Ipupa is a versatile lady, having been a model, a judge, an actress, and an entertainer, she is surely one to look up to. She aims to be the role model of many girls who want to be models in Africa by setting the right pace. An Admirer of the London designer Victoria Beckham, she surely knows her way in the Fashion Industry. Her dream is to walk on the London fashion week alongside supermodel Naomi Campbell.
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‘All This Fresh Drip, we Were Never Ready’: Fast Food Giant Reacts After Girl Makes Frock Dress Out Of Recycled Packaging
The pictures were posted on Twitter by user @NokuzothaNtuli, where they have received 12.5 likes and thousands of comments. "Decided to make this dress for KFC from recycled KFC packages to show how much of KFC super fans we are," she wrote in her tweet. In the pictures, we could see her posing with a frilly dress and a bucket of KFC food. A closer look revealed that the pleats of her dress were made with recycled packaging from KFC, with ...
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Pomp And Pageantry As Calabar Holds Maiden Fashion Week
The event with the theme “open up a dare to dream”, began on Friday, 5th – Saturday, spanned through 6th November 2021 had haute couture, from fashion designers showcasing their creativity under the most dazzling of ambiances.
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SA Fashion Week Calls On Designers To Enter The New Talent Search 2022
The SA Fashion Week New Talent Search is open to ladies’ wear designers whose businesses are based in South Africa. All designer applicants must supply a minimum of one store (this can include your store or online store) and must be under 10 years in business to qualify. Semi-finalists, based on their talent, their ability to follow the brief, and their capacity to supply more stores, will be selected by a panel of industry-leading judges. The winner of the competition will ...
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Ethiopia’s Economy Hit As Major Clothing Maker Closes Shop
Chinese and other companies may continue to operate in the industrial parks, but Ethiopia is a tiny market in the global economy, Posner said: “If Ethiopia’s government thinks it can make this work by shutting out the U.S. or Europe and only selling to Chinese or Indian customers, I think it’s going to be disappointed."
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