A FASHION REVOLUTION
With Fashion Revolution day coming up in April, South African designers supported the global movement with a group fashion show to showcase the growth of sustainable fashion in the country. The show was an incredible exhibition of not only African design talent, but the potential for ethical and sustainable fashion in Africa and beyond. The group show included work by Imprint, Lalesso, Leandi Mulder, Sibusiso Mahone, Sitting Pretty, and Crystal Birch.
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From street style to the runway, these are the top 5 moments from AFI Cape Town Fashion Week
AFI’s latest collections for Cape Town Fashion week was an incredible presentation of fashion design talent from across Africa
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A FASHION REVOLUTION
With Fashion Revolution day coming up in April, South African designers supported the global movement with a group fashion show to showcase the growth of sustainable fashion in the country. The show was an incredible exhibition of not only African design talent, but the potential for ethical and sustainable fashion in Africa and beyond. The group show included work by Imprint, Lalesso, Leandi Mulder, Sibusiso Mahone, Sitting Pretty, and Crystal Birch.
Image: African Fashion International
A JOURNEY THROUGH AFRICA
Moroccan designer, Salima Abdel-Wahab wowed audiences with her avant garde, rich textured collection which was inspired by a journey from the north to the south of Africa.
Image: African Fashion International
PRINTS AT IMPRINT
When it comes to prints, the runway was dominated by African prints in their many iterations, but Imprint made a real impact with their abstract geometric.
Image: African Fashion International
STREET STYLE STARS
The show goers at AFICTFW were clearly in the fashion mood this last weekend, with the street style posse showing us that the must-wear looks for this season are defined by red shades, check prints, berets and chatty slogan t-shirts and outerwear.
SEE NOW, WANT TO WEAR NOW AT NICHOLAS COUTTS
Nicholas Coutts, who is known for his incredible use of unique texture and fabrication, presented a strong collection of ultra wearable looks that you can’t help but want to buy now for the new season.
Image: African Fashion International
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