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Post-Imperial – Jollof Collection

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1-54 CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN ART FAIR

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IAMISIGO SS21 LAND OF GODS

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Exhibition – The Black Thread

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Ghana – Realfake Shoes Concept

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Bamboo socks with African Pride

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Lookbook – Trade Cruise 2021

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Lookbook: Ophelia Crossland “Pure Love” SS20

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Deconstruct Fashion and Reclaim the narrative

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Dajadorosario – Butterfly Series

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ITS 2020 – HERE WE BELONG

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NKWO brings a refreshing blue hue to fashion

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Sustainability with AAKS Handbags

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Masa Mara – AW20 The Brave One

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THE CORONA CRISIS – AN OPPORTUNITY FOR MADE IN AFRICA?

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The glyphs that speak a different language – An Exploration of Viktor Ekpuk’s Art

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Nola Black – Further Down the Lane

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IAMISIGO – AW20 Collection “chasing evil”

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Q&A: A Transformed Vision – The SheKudo Fashion House

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Pride in Quality and Versatility – introducing KATUSH

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Lagos Fashion Week to Hold Digital Presentations for “Woven Threads” Exhibition

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Threaded Tribes creates our future with freedom and sustainability

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Connecting Afro Futures in Dakar – #BehindTheScenes

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Connecting Afro Futures in Kampala – #BehindTheScenes

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Tradition meets the present: Busayo Michelle Olupona talks African Hair Threading

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Do Not Look Under My Skirt! Fashion Designer Orange Culture shot by Jesse Navarre Vos

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Afro x Beats x Berlin – Afrobeats and Afro House in Germany’s Capital

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Rima Sium of Afrosisters talks about Afro Hairstyles of the past, present and future

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Getting Down to the Roots with Bonita and Angie from Rebel Roots

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Signs of the now | José Hendo on taking barkcloth into the 21st century and beyond