Carole Kinoti Establishes the Mavazi Executive Fashion Program in Collaboration with Strathmore University.
Participants who successfully complete the program developed by Strathmore University Business School in collaboration with Carole Kinoti Brands will have the opportunity to join the Mavazi Hub, an exclusive network of fashion value chain players committed to creating sustainable 'Made in Africa' fashion trends.
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LIORE’e Establishes Itself As The Industry Leader In African Infant Clothing.
Welcome to LIORE'e, a baby shop situated in New York. On LIORE'e, we have everything a parent may want for his or her children-all in one place. We understand the fads and evolution that children go through, which is why we update our store with new brands and items on a regular basis to keep parents and their children pleased at all times. On LIORE'e, we have the world's largest selection of handcrafted baby Swarovski crystal items. We are completely ...
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Fashion Designers Are Invited To Apply For A Mentorship Program At The Durban Fashion Fair.
The eThekwini Municipality's famed Durban Fashion Fair (DFF) has gone a long way since its inception in 2012. The initial event was held in a single evening, with only six exhibitions featuring the work of 12 designers. This yearly fashion spectacle now comprises a diversity of international, national, and rising designers displaying their works on the runway. It lasts four days and involves over 50 designers, with at least five exhibits every evening. The Durban Fashion Festival not only inspires Durbanites to find ...
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Minnie Dlamini to Show Off French-Xhosa Range at Paris Fashion Week 2022 with JessicaJane
After marrying Wandile, Jessica’s social circle expanded, and she started having women approach her to make their traditional South African wedding dresses. After making a few, Jessica found herself gravitating towards Xhosa attire… drawn by the impactful monochrome nature of the garments. Jessica’s heritage which is French, Norwegian, Scottish, and English still flows through her designs, whilst maintaining a deep respect for the traditional cultural garments she was being commissioned to design and make.
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Conde Nast College of Fashion & Design In London Aims To Nurture Diversity In The Industry
"The idea is to explore ways to bring about new international collaborations in the fashion industry through bringing together views from diverse global and regional voices," Nick Isles, CEO of the college, stressed. "There will be a lot of elements to this including events, symposia, research, publishing, student engagement, new curricula, and new policy ideas." The program is developed with the African Fashion Foundation (AFF) and the Council for International African Fashion Education and will be marketed specifically to the ...
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