African clothes

These brands pay everyone involved fairly, positively impact the local environment, and preserve the traditional skills of the continent.

Kenya doesn't really have a national dress that characterizes traditions, ethnic tastes, culture and rituals of the whole country. Mostly that's because of more than 70 ethnic communities (Kikuyu, Luo, Luhya, Kamba, Kalenjin, Masai etc.) who live in Kenya. They all have some unique traditions in clothing. Though some clothes and fabrics can be called traditional for Kenya. Let's have a look.

In celebration of @worldcottonday, Ethical Fashion Initiative @ethicalfashion hosted an inspiring fashion show in Cotonou, showcasing the brilliance of 10 African designers, all sharing a deep passion for cotton. These designers were challenged to elevate cotton fiber into extraordinary creations, using fabrics sourced through EFI’s network in Benin, Burkina Faso, and Mali via @cabes_official, @koyibaton, and @espacetissage. With EFI’s guidance at every step—from fabric selection to the…

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BellaNaija Style announced a few days ago, that TV sweetheart, Beverly Naya has taken a bold step into the fashion industry with a namesake fashion brand Be Naya. The brand has now unveiled its debut collection and the pieces are even more stunning than we anticipated. According to Beverly, the new collection is for the […]

Whose Mans Is This?! AFROPUNK Brings Out The Best-Dressed Boys Of Summer And We Are Loving Their Street Style

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