Top 20 Kenyan Fashion Influencers Making A Wave In The Creative Industry
Social media has given the world access to outstanding fashion influencers from across the continent and the entire world in this digital age. As new opportunities keep appearing, the Kenyan influencer market has been keeping up with digital trends and conventions. We get a peek of how Kenyan fashion influencers present their aesthetics through their […]
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Ghana’s Fashion Revolution Is Centered On The Secondhand Market.
Thanks to Kantamanto, a thriving thrift culture has emerged in Accra. With the market easily accessible to everyone, people in search of fashion items can take a quick trip and get whatever they need. A self-taught designer and stylist, Adom Gee makes the trip to Kantamanto at least three times a week since he relies on the market for fabric in designing for his fashion brand, ‘Adom Gee The Brand’. “Walking through Kantamanto just gives me the inspiration to create ...
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Fenty Africa: Kenyans Are Dissatisfied With The List Of Influencers Invited To The Fenty Beauty Launch.
Fenty Beauty launched its products in Kenya at an invite-only party and the event was flocked with content creators from other fields more than the A1 beauty creators and Majority of Kenyans were so disappointed by the invite list as these are everyday faces we see at any event held but their contribution is minimal
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The First AMVCA Runway Show Will Be Hosted By Nigerian Fashion Designer Mai Atafo.
The event kicked off on Saturday night with an inaugural gala that kicked off a series of activities leading up to the award ceremony on Saturday, May 14, 2022. The runway event, which will take place tonight in collaboration with BellaNaija Style, is titled 'Design for the Stars.' The show will include a competition for nine aspiring fashion designers who have been taught by established designers such as Mai Atafo, Lanre Da-Silva Ajayi, and Adebayo Oke-Lawal. For this edition, Africa Magic ...
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According To A Greenpeace Analysis, The Majority Of Clothing Delivered To East Africa Is Garbage.
The US, on the other hand, challenged the restriction as a trade barrier and threatened trade penalties, including the loss of duty-free apparel export eligibility to the US market, under the US African Growth and Opportunity Act. Import tax increases have also caused complications. Consignments of old clothing were left uncollected at the port of Mombasa after importers failed to comply with new duty rules, according to Uganda, Rwanda, and Tanzania. According to Greenpeace, 150–200 tonnes of textiles are dumped in ...
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