Taking Up Space was a celebration of Black-owned sustainable fashion during Black History Month in London. The two-day pop-up featured curated brands, upcycled designs, a swap shop, panel discussions, and textile workshops. Through vibrant community energy and thoughtful programming, the event showcased what intentional fashion looks like when rooted in heritage and innovation.
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Read MoreLearn more about Innocent Ndlovu, a voice of the industry writing for Industrie Africa
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