Miss Heritage International Kenya 2025: A Night of Culture, Elegance, and Empowerment
The Miss Heritage International Kenya 2025 Grand Final lit up Nairobi’s Best Western Meridian Hotel with a dazzling celebration of culture, elegance, and empowerment. More than a pageant, it was a bold showcase of Kenya’s heritage, where beauty met purpose and tradition inspired a sustainable future.
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Fashion Brand Mulu Evolves From Plus-size Pioneer To Family Lifestyle Label
MULU, once a leading plus-size fashion brand for women, is rebranding into a lifestyle fashion label for the entire family. The launch of the new MULU Reborn Collection on September 4, 2025, reflects the personal journey of the founder, Kanessa Muluneh, and a new vision: to dress families with ease, comfort, and togetherness.
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Setting Sail in Style: Louis Vuitton Unveils Monumental Cruise Ship Store in Shanghai
In a breathtaking display of architectural innovation and experiential luxury, Louis Vuitton has anchored its most ambitious retail concept to date in the heart of Shanghai: "The Louis," a monumental, life-size cruise ship-shaped destination that transcends the traditional boutique. More than just a store, this extraordinary structure seamlessly integrates a vast flagship retail space, a sophisticated restaurant, and an immersive museum charting the brand's illustrious history, setting a new benchmark for luxury engagement in the global market.
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Nicole Tikolo Wins UK Fashion Award, Championing African Heritage and Size Inclusivity
Kenyan fashion student Nicole Tikolo has won the People’s Choice Award at the 2025 Fashanne Awards in the UK for her curve-inclusive collection Urembo wa Pwani. Inspired by her Taita heritage and Kenya’s coast, the 23-year-old’s designs celebrate African storytelling, body positivity, and cultural pride marking a bold step forward for inclusive global fashion.
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Claire McCardell: The Modernist Visionary Who Set Women’s Bodies and Fashion Free
The Designer Who Gave Women Pockets In her new biography, author Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson explores the rise of Frederick-born designer Claire McCardell, who single-handedly democratized women’s fashion. Her groundbreaking designs, which would ultimately become known as “the American Look,” gave women mix-and-match separates, ballet flats, and—famously pockets. "She was concerned about a woman’s own experience and how she felt wearing the clothes, and what she did in those clothes," Dickinson explains. McCardell's work was as much about ...
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