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11/04/2024

Made with community at heart, locally sourced fabrics and playful upcycling is serving looks celebrating the luxurious traditions of Yeye Oge.

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08/02/2024

Ghanaian accessory designer Aphia Sakyi masterpiece collection, “Still I Rise”, skillfully weaved a narrative that celebrates African humanity and pays tribute to black liberators in commemoration of The Year of Return.

Ashton Jean Pierre captures the essence of this captivating collection against the backdrop of Livingstone, Zambia, exclusively for Fifty Four Magazine , adding a touch of artistic brilliance to the storytelling journey.

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06/02/2024

Int Fashion News: Rooted in Namibia’s history, Herero women’s fashion is a captivating tale that dates back to the late 19th century. Influenced by German colonialism, the dresses elegantly echo the Victorian era, a nod to the cultural exchange during that challenging period. Despite adversity, Herero women transformed imposed styles into a unique form of self-expression. Today, these garments continue to narrate a story of resilience and cultural endurance.

Through the above striking visuals, Jim Naughten’s “Series Hereros” immortalizes the vibrant attire, beautifully capturing the intricate details and powerful presence of the women. His work not only showcases the aesthetic beauty but also serves as a testament to the cultural significance embedded in every stitch, enriching this unique blend of history and style.

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22/11/2023

Event Update: Excerpts From 2023 serving the best of exquisite display of African fashion on the runway. From stunning designs to intricate details, it was clear that the designers poured their heart and soul into their impeccable collections.

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02/11/2023

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Renowned for its eco-conscious practices aimed at reducing textile waste, conserving the environment, and preserving traditional craft skills, Nkwo continues this commitment in their latest collection. The pieces are skillfully crafted from textile waste materials, embracing loose silhouettes and vibrant colors to elevate the designs.

02/11/2023

Int. Fashion Event Update : Ugo Monye concluded Day 3 of by presenting a collection that weaves a narrative of African royalty through a masterful blend of art and culture.
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01/11/2023

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The runway shows kicked off with a grand display as Rendoll opened up with their debut collection on the runway, showcasing the essence of femininity through their iconic prints.

The collection features a vibrant tropical color palette, modern silhouettes, and textured fabrics.

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03/10/2023

Recreating Everyday Items & Fabrics Into Stunning Art Portraits.

Thandiwe Muriu incorporates fabrics and everyday Kenyan items into her artwork. Items like cans, cupcake molds, hair accessories, brushes, and more are transformed into extraordinary portraits ✨

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26/09/2023

Preserving the culture of baskets and the Gurunsi community in Bolgatanga of Ghana 🇬🇭

For the past 15 years, The Baba Tree community () located in the northern region works with over 250 artisans who practice a time-honoured weaving technique using elephant grass and their very own 'rhythm and flow'. Each basket comes directly from the hands of the artisan weavers–full of energy, colour, and purpose. Each basket, with the unique differences that are part of hand-making, carries the signature of the weaver who has expertly woven it.

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22/09/2023

Modernizing The Royalty With The Unique Contemporary African Fabric Kente.
Handcrafted Kente Suit Pieces Made in Côté d’Ivoire By Designer

20/09/2023

Batakari/Smock/Fugu In Vogue

The African Fugu (Smock) also called Batakari in local Ghanaian language is a customary traditional men's garment from West Africa. It has gained acceptance in the whole of Ghana though it originates from Northern Ghana. The name Fugu is a translation from the Moshie word for cloth.

created by Togolese designer Amah Ayivi is a brand which recycles secondhand garments into delightful and stylish designs.

16/09/2023

Everyday is a fashion show and the street is the runway.

Check out Rwandan fashion brand .baa Made to order brand with unisex pieces specializing in oversized tailored suits.

11/09/2023

The Art of Creative Photography.

Indeed, creativity photography is a wild innovative mind that requires an imaginative eye.
Stunning visuals captured by Ghanian photographer Gilbert Asante
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07/09/2023

Anyi N’aga (We are Going) by Nigerian photographer Obinna Obioma transforms the Ghana Must Go bag, an iconic West African plastic bag into high fashion to reflect on migration.

In Anyi N'Aga (Igbo for We Are Going), he reflects on how the bags have transcended their courier status and are used as a personified symbol of migration - "being used to carry not just belongings but also culture, heritage and memories", he said.

Teaming up with Chioma Obiegbu, a Nigerian visual artist and designer also based in New York and fashion stylist Wuraola Oladapo, they created pieces which Obioma describes as a fusion of both western and African designs.

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29/08/2023

Let Thy Colour Speak In Royalty

Let thy colour speak with every tint and shade,
Of tales of beauty that words cannot convey.
Let it sing songs of heritage and pride,
And of the powerful voices we hold inside.

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21/08/2023

Excerpts From South Sudan 🇸🇸 Fashion Week.

01/08/2023

The Beauty Of Living A Culture Of Identity From Generation To Generation

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27/07/2023

Telling The African Story The African Style.
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24/07/2023

20/07/2023

African Clothing Brand Spotlight.

Made in Ghana by Not for Profit Ghanaian clothing brand Asime .

The female-led fashion brand has community and enterprise at its core working in collaboration with Aunty’s Fashion Home in the Volta region community of Dzita-Agbledomi, Ghana.
The brand is centered on socially responsible small scale production with responsibly sourced Ghanaian textiles. 20% of the brand’s annual profits are donated to Dream Big Ghana NGO, a community led NGO that supports lives in the local community focusing on eco-sanitation, sports development, health and education. Love it🤎

18/07/2023

Style & Smiles From A Moroccan Amazigh 🇲🇦
The Amazigh peoples are the Indigenous Peoples of Morocco and the rest of North Africa. While the 2016 census in Morocco estimated the number of Tamazight speakers to be 28% of the population, the Amazigh associations claim a rate of 65 to 70% This means that they may number around 20 million in Morocco and around 30 million throughout North Africa and the Sahel.

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27/06/2023

Telling The African Story The African Style

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08/06/2023

Style On Streets of Freetown 🇸🇱 A Vibrant Tales of Big Makit

Experience the vibrant energy of Big Makit, in the heart of Freetown, where people from all walks of life come together. The images also showcase the role of transportation, featuring okada and keke drivers, who weave through the market as they connect the city. Come immerse yourself in the diverse community and experience the unity and togetherness that makes Big Makit so special.

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24/05/2023

The Beauty Of African Style & Culture

Be a sister’s keeper. Sisterhood a transformative force that sustains and empowers. Just serve as a reminder for your sister in her struggles and have each other's back.

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13/05/2023

“All For Nothing” ~ No matter how far you’ll go for anyone, if it’s not for the right person it will never be appreciated. So mostly it’s not about the giver of the love it’s about the receiver of the Lover! Go where you are most appreciated.
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08/05/2023

The Beauty Of African Hairstyles

"Hair played a major cultural function in pre-colonial societies. they used hairstyle to communicate about their religion, wealth, age, social class, tribe, ethnic identity, marital status. Hair also had a lot of spiritual connotation communicating about things like fertility, vitality (the more hair you have, the more fertile and strong, healthy, powerful you are supposed to be) and hair was for some a way of communicating with the divine (the longer the hair, the more receptive you are to receiving messages from the spiritual entity). In some societies only our relatives could style our hair because, due to the strong spiritual connotation of hair, hair in the enemy's hand could become an ingredient in producing a dangerous "bewitchment" to reach the owner. . Africans had a wide variety of hairstyles. It was not just limited to braids, pigtails and braided styles but sculptures. styles also included embellishments like pearls, gold, or cowries." ~

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03/05/2023

Beautiful Couple Style Goals 2023

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02/05/2023

Styles from the star-studded red carpet was just spectacle and stunning at the just ended at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City

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28/03/2023

💎 EPICA JEWELLERY] is a Kenyan brand founded by Sharon Wendo] that makes African jewelry with a modern touch. This brand celebrates African culture through jewelry. They have been featured in publications in the Daily Nation, The Standard, Taifa Leo, True Love Magazine and Schick magazine, and they were privileged to be part of a British Council Program.

👗 EPICA JEWELLERY] est une marque kényane fondée par Sharon Wendo] qui fabrique des bijoux africains avec une touche moderne. Cette marque célèbre la culture africaine à travers des bijoux. Ils ont été présentés dans des publications du Daily Nation, The Standard, Taifa Leo, True Love Magazine et Schick magazine, et ils ont eu le privilège de faire partie d'un programme du British Council.

14/03/2023

The Agojie of Dahomey 🇧🇯
Telling The African Story The African Way.

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The Beauty of Ghanaian 🇬🇭 Culture. Experience the vibrant and soulful Adowa and Agbadza dances, which are a celebration of Ghana’s rich cultural heritage. The Adowa dance, performed by the Ashanti people, is a graceful and intricate dance form that pays tribute to ancestors and their memory. Meanwhile, the Agbadza dance, which originated from the times of war, has evolved into a popular recreational activity. Its roots can be traced back to a historic war dance called Atrikpui, and it is mainly performed by the Ewe people of the Volta Region of Ghana during the Hogbetsotso Festival, a celebration by the Anlo Ewe community. Each dance form has its own unique story and significant cultural importance. Video credit: @__iamsesouza__ @thepalaceview #FASHIONTVAFRICA #AFRICA #CULTURE #GHANA #🇬🇭 #traditionaldance #Kente #Ghanafashionmarketing #Ghanafashionmagazine #fashionmarketing #fashionmagazine

Work and Happiness. The Beauty Of Loving What You Do & Doing What You Love. In this video are women making shea butter. Shea butter has a lot of healing and amazing benefits to it. Using shea butter alone gives you a glowing healthy looking skin! And also can help heal a lot of internal health issues and any wounds! Ghana is one of the 21 countries in Africa that produces shea butter and this shea butter is what keeps the women working and able to take care of their family. “Getting the opportunity to participate in this process is something that I will forever cherish and hold dear to my heart.” says @misschiamaka_offorjebe #FASHIONTVAFRICA #AFRICA #GHANA #🇬🇭 #sheabutter #madeinghana #womenempowerment #womeninbusiness #womenentrepreneurs #northernghana #uppereast #upperwest

Bogolan or bogolanfini in bambara, is a dyed Malian fabric that results from the chemical reaction between cotton and clay. It is originally from the Ségou region of Mali. Born several centuries ago, this ancestral fabric dates back to a period when the inhabitants were animists and therefore this fabric had an important significance in the milestones of life. Until recently, only women performed the Bogolan, which could avoid the painful work of the fields. They were known for their craftsmanship and perfect knowledge of symbols. These are the Mandinguian women in particular who used Bogolan as a means of communication on their husbands’ clothes. But this cloth was also used as a cloth for their weddings, placing their first child in it and also for funerals. This symbolic high-value fabric also marked belonging to a community group, for example, hunters. Bogolan term means bogo = earth and lan = “from” over = Clothing. Via @visualsbyponzio #FASHIONTVAFRICA #FashionTV #Africa #Mali #🇲🇱 #fashion #art #culture #ghanafashionmagazine #fashionmagazine #fashionmarketing #fashionmarket #ghanafashionmarketing

The “Multiculturalism”⁠ of African Styles In African literature, multiculturalism is an essential element as it reflects the continent’s diversity, which is a product of its history, culture, and geography. African literature is a dynamic and evolving genre that has gained worldwide recognition for its depth, richness, and diversity. Visuals via @visualsbyponzio⁠ Credits:⁠ @badkidfrench⁠ @koumba_diallo⁠ @bmc_komii⁠ @tonton_solo⁠ @soufiane_diarra4⁠ @spiko_mob⁠ @realestsekou⁠ @yasminetraore_officiel⁠ @miiiiraaaa_a⁠ @bella_wiishaa⁠ @leila__wallet_⁠ @zeiinatoure⁠ - #FASHIONTVAFRICA #AFRICA #AFRICAFASHION #CULTURE

The Role Of African Women In Industrialization & Economic Development. For many years, the traditional weavers of Ségou, Mali 🇲🇱 have handcrafted unique-patterned and colored fabrics and garments at the Artisans’ House in the city. Their artisanal creations are especially sought after during wedding celebrations. This center plays a vital role in preserving the art of traditional weaving. 🎥 @prince_edja . . . #FASHIONTVAFRICA #Africa #Africafashion #panafrican #africanhistory #africancreatives #africandiaspora #sustainability #sustainablefashion

Nigerian artist @konboyeeugene turns discarded flip-flops into stunning art while fighting plastic pollution. 🩴🎨 Via @eco.medy #FASHIONTVAFRICA #EcoArt #UpcyclingHero #NigerianArtist #sustainableinnovation #reducewaste #upcyclingproject #upcycle #wasterecycling #reducereuserecycle

She Crafted These Beautiful Designs Drawing Inspiration From Diamonds 💎 Excerpts From The 9th Edition of Bluecrest School of Fashion & Design Graduate Fashion Show. Cc @sfdghana @bluecrestcollege.ghana

The Beauty of Ghanaian Art & Culture On The Streets Of Paris After A Great Show By @chief_moomenat & @themansaworld1 Team At The UNESCO HQ. #Ghana #art #culture #FASHIONTVAFRICA

Stunning Kids Style Moments @rutsils_gh_sch_of_fashion Graduation Ceremony Last Night In Accra, Ghana 🇬🇭 @rutsils_gh_sch_of_fashion owned by @rutsils_gh focuses on empowering young ladies to become entrepreneurs through skills training in fashion and design. #Ghana #FashionTVAfrica #Ghanafashionmarketing #Ghanafashionmagazine #fashionschool

Don’t Forget To Hustle In Style & With Swag ✌🏾 Create time to gbedu instead of dwelling on your problems. . Via @opeyemisdiary 📸 @yeirastudios #FASHIONTVAFRICA #FASHIONTV #Africa #fashion #style #Ghanafashionmagazine #fashionmagazine

Who says modesty is boring? 😍😍 Ghana Modest Fashion Week 2023 is happening on Saturday, the 29th of July. Stylist @carterskaftansgh Mua @zoyas_glitz_official Photography @salman_faris_briliance Models @zakiyaahmed__ @sakinamahama_ @iam_phaty_ @Jessi #modesty #modestfashion #models #fashionshow #fashionweek #fashion #class

African Queen; The Gorgeous @lydiaforson With Some Stunning Style & Steez In A Beautiful Dress 😍😍 #FashionTV #FashionTVAfrica #Africa #Africafashion #Ghanafashion

When It Is A Happy Fashion Friday You Step In Style Like An African Queen Muse• @thechinyanta 🎵In my Maserati @iamolakira #FashionTV #FashionTVAfrica #Africa #Africafashion #fashion #style #madeinafrica #Ghanafashionmagazine #fashionmagazine

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