Just like everything has been evolving, fashion is also evolving. Designers such as Sally Torpey, Rabia Ben Barka, Lilly Alfonso, and Lisa Folawiyo are showcasing their talents on international platforms, bringing African prints and styles to the global stage.

And just like our fashion is experiencing an upgrade, there are talks about protecting the ecosystem from toxic materials.

The beautiful thing about these talks is that fashion can also play this role and local Artisans can achieve this dream.

So two goals are being validated here.

1. Adopting practices that protect the environment
2. Celebrating local craftsmanship

By utilizing eco-friendly materials, designers can create stunning wears that resonate with global audiences while minimizing harm to the planet.

Local artisans possess the traditional skills and knowledge necessary to work with sustainable materials, creating unique, high-quality products that reflect the rich cultural heritage of their communities.

By collaborating with these artisans, contemporary designers can embed local traditions in their collections, ensuring that the future of African fashion stays consistently and full of indigenous ideas.

We’re not sure if you see it, but this will also foster […]