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Tandi Fashion: The Brand That Celebrates All Women and Allows Them to Wear Their Emotions
Tandi Fashion does not follow fashion seasons, instead, each garment is treated like a numbered print of art. When a certain print sells out, it’s gone, and a new print is introduced. This approach contributes to a reduction in waste, whilst allowing Thandi to focus on unique prints and limited ...
Maersk’s Anita de Werd on How Logistics & Inclusion Can Unlock the Enormous Potential of Africa’s Regional Fashion & Textile Market
"We need to tap into the enormous potential of the African regional fashion and textile market and push the #MakeInAfricaForAfrica ideal.”
EAA’s Director of Sales & Partnerships Talks Sustainability & Growth in the Face of post- COVID-19 Recovery
Ethical Apparel Africa is working towards the goal of creating a world class ethical manufacturing hub in West Africa.
How ReCreYASSION is Promoting a Circular Economy and Upcycled Fashion in Senegal
ReCreYASSION is preparing for a busy year ahead with various projects in the pipeline. Yacine is excited to announce that she is currently working on two new collections – one focused on clothing, the other on purses – and developing a sister brand for her decorative pieces, namely DecoYASSsion.
The Slow Fashion Season Initiative Encourages Conscious Choices
Those participating in the Slow Fashion Season, commit to three months of not buying any new clothes, starting June 21st to September 21st. Initially, participants were encouraged to only trade, upcycle or DIY their clothing, or to buy second-hand and vintage. Due to the global Coronavirus ...
Summer is Coming: The Fashionomics Africa Seasonal Style Guide
We’ve put together Fashionomics Africa’s ultimate seasonal style guide with all the best garments available via our online marketplace. Get to browsing today, start spreading fashionable joy as soon as next week!
Dressing for Your Body Type: How Fashion Can Empower You
It was the year 2014 when Olivia Naava founded what would become one of the most impactful projects of her life. In an effort to open up job opportunities to women with disabilities, she launched the Tailoring and Crafts by Kampala Disabled Initiative, a non-profit organisation run by ...
Adele Dejak – Passion Made Her Do It
We spoke to Anglo-Nigerian jewellery and accessories designer, Adele Dejak, about her creative process and surviving COVID-19 as a business.
4 Female African Artists Whose Work You Should Bring into Your Home
If you, like so many others, have spent the last few months sprucing up your home and garden, and would like to add a touch of feminine Africana art into your home, look no further. Here are five female African artists whose work you should bring into your home.
4 Online Fashion Courses You Should Participate in this Month
If you’re currently itching to add to your skill set so you can come back twice as strong and knowledgeable post Covid-19, check out the 4 best online fashion courses to participate in this month.
African Fashion International Unites Against Covid-19
African Fashion International (AFI), has launched an initiative designed to help fashion designers and their respective employees (i.e. seamstresses and patternmakers) and fabric distributors to maintain employment by receiving payment for the production of much-needed public facemasks, all ...
5 Lockdown Essentials Available on the Fashionomics Africa Marketplace
Following our conversation with fashion designer and stylist, Lynne Kayenne, last week, who let us in on her own lockdown-look, we decided to put together a list of the best lockdown essentials available via the Fashionomics Africa marketplace – 5 items that will keep you looking your best in a ...
