Naomi Campbell Shines at Burberry’s Star-Studded London Fashion Week Showcase
Naomi Campbell Steals the Spotlight at Burberry's London Fashion Week Show, Supermodel Naomi Campbell made a dazzling appearance at Burberry’s star-studded presentation during London Fashion Week. As the brand unveiled its latest collection inspired by London’s rainy charm, Campbell closed the show in a breathtaking shimmering bronze strapless gown, embodying both glamour and timeless elegance. Burberry’s showcase was a celebration of its heritage, featuring iconic outerwear such as trench coats and duffel coats infused with modern flair. ...
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Ugo Monye’s “Ife Aso Anyi”: A Celebration of African Heritage and Unyielding Creativity
“Ife Aso Anyi”, translating to "We do what we like" from Nigeria’s South-Eastern dialect, embodies the essence of unapologetic African fashion. Ugo Monye’s brand celebrates authenticity, pushing African style to the forefront not as a reflection of Western aesthetics, but as an authentic expression of creativity, establishing Africa as a leading influence on global fashion. Revered as “Alabere Idan”, or “The Masquerade”, Ugo Monye’s approach marries art with culture, weaving rich stories into luxurious fabrics and transforming ...
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Kaleidoscope: Deji Oluokun’s Mesmerizing Fusion Of Art And Fashion Shines At Lagos Exhibition
Deji Oluokun’s Kaleidoscope aimed to inspire Millennials and Gen-Zers who are passionate about contemporary art. His latest collection, “RCVRY,” encouraged young creatives to reclaim their self-esteem and showcase their capabilities to the world. By utilizing art as a storytelling medium, Deji communicated the limitless potential and resilience inherent in every creative journey. The exhibition also served as a platform for discussions on the intersection of art and fashion, bringing together professionals from diverse backgrounds to explore new avenues of ...
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Ghanda Clothing: From Torquay’s Shores to Australia’s Fashion Scene
One of Ghanda’s core philosophies is to keep production local, designing garments that resonate with their Australian customer base. This has allowed the brand to maintain a sense of authenticity and connection with the community, standing apart from larger, global fashion companies. Ghanda takes pride in crafting high-quality basics and fashionable items that are accessible to everyone, positioning itself as an inclusive, family-oriented brand. Whether it’s trendy streetwear for teenagers, surf-inspired looks for men, or playful outfits for ...
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Stop Ghana from Becoming Europe’s Textile Waste Dumpsite: A Call for Action
Fast fashion as it exists today is unsustainable both environmentally and socially. The dominance of brands like Zara, Forever 21, and H&M has come at a significant cost, and the time has come for these companies to either adapt or step aside. As consumer awareness grows and demand for responsible fashion increases, the fast fashion industry’s reign may soon come to an end. The message is clear: the era of wasteful, exploitative fashion is over. It’s time for ...
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