Three organisations, one store in Mayfair, and one shared message. During Black History Month in London, Taking Up Space brought together Black-owned sustainable fashion brands to show that Black voices have been leading the sustainability conversation all along.
Africa sells the world 15 billion dollars of raw textiles a year and buys back 23 billion in ready-to-wear clothing and footwear. At Lagos Fashion Week's African Fashion Compact II in London, a coalition of the continent's fashion leaders launched a manifesto to close that gap.
When Chanel brought its Métiers d'Art show to Dakar, Western media treated it like a discovery. It wasn't. Here's what that moment actually revealed about where African fashion stands today.
Discover the e-commerce platforms dedicated to uniting a powerhouse collective of African creatives, making their brilliant creations accessible across the globe.
To celebrate queer voices, we are shining a light on 4 designers across Africa, who explore queer identities in their designs, and give a voice to their community.
Find a roundup of brands created by skilled designers with salient points of view on bags’ construction and texture.
Find exciting jewelry pieces from intentional brands with passion and care at their core.
From experimental project to showcase of Beninese creativity, FARE embodies sustainable fashion rooted in local craftsmanship. Peter Toni Basengula discusses the pivot from deadstock to indigo, his 100% local production networks, what the FLY program taught him, and what's still missing from Benin's creative scene.