Category: Fashion
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Spring is a time for renewal. Maybe you’ve cleaned out pieces from your wardrobe that still have the tags on, or you’ve gone as far to deep clean your makeup brushes. There’s an appeal to spring that makes us want to reinvent ourselves, change up the habits we’ve taken on over the past months and…
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KEEP UP TO DATE WITH EVERYTHING HAPPENING ACROSS THE FASHION WORLD.
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Over the past couple of years, Africa’s fashion scene has become a must-watch for fashion aficionados. Empowered youth influenced by a DIY attitude to fashion, music and arts have taken it upon themselves to create opportunities that, for so long, have not been available for them.
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Radio’s rising star, Henrie Kwushue, is teaming up with Instagram to present Free Game with Henrie. This mini-series seeks to equip emerging Black creatives with the necessary skills to navigate the notoriously tricky terrain of the British entertainment industry.
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OINT is GUAP’s new fashion talk show featuring a group of four fashion enthusiasts and professionals discussing events and style trends à la mode.
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Yves Saint Laurent once said, “fashion fades, but style is eternal”, and those words couldn’t be more accurate. In today’s microwave society, we’ve all fallen victim to buying the popular item at the time (yellow Off-White™ belt owners to the front please) only to wear it once and send it to the back of our…
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Founded by creative director Kabelo Kungwane, Kasi Flavour10 is a creative agency that merges the art of fashion, photography and design and attempts to celebrate and honour South Africa’s football culture.
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The fashion industry is notorious for being exclusive and elitist – for so long, the criteria for success has been who you know, what your last name is, and how much you have.
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The effect Peaky Blinders has had on the vast majority of the UK population is staggering. The highly anticipated Season 6 premiere of the show garnered 3.8 million viewers, but fans were preparing for its comeback far before.
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Meet Paul Joseph Harper, better known as PJ Harper, the elusive artist behind the beautiful sculptures of Black women we’ve all seen.