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  • 8 Women-Owned Brands To Look Out For In 2021

    8 Women-Owned Brands To Look Out For In 2021

    Designs by Misemi Designs by Misemi was initially created in 2014 to merge Ankara print with Western fashion, Mistura Yusuf made her vision a reality, designing the pieces she didn’t see on the highstreet but wanted to wear. Since then the brand has evolved but the message remains the same, it’s all about embracing your…

  • TikTok Comedian ‘Youngyaso’ [@UyiOmorogbe] Is Improving Schools In Nigeria Through His Fashion Brand Naso.

    TikTok Comedian ‘Youngyaso’ [@UyiOmorogbe] Is Improving Schools In Nigeria Through His Fashion Brand Naso.

    You’ve probably seen Uyi Omorogbe’s series of TikTok videos ‘Pissing of my African parents’ and maybe like me you wonder how he gets away with it? Well he builds school in his parents hometowns in Nigeria through his fashion brand Naso.

  • A-COLD-WALL* [@acoldwall] trusts the customer with the brand.

    A-COLD-WALL* [@acoldwall] trusts the customer with the brand.

    A-C-W* was birthed in the subcultural significance of branding, so. the ability to merge the cult-like desire for logos with art and digestible conceptual narratives is integrated naturally. Their collections have sparked progressive cultural conversations around the possibilities of modern menswear. The brand continues in this direction with their Service Point 1 project.

  • Fashion Brands Celebrating And Supporting Pride Month

    Fashion Brands Celebrating And Supporting Pride Month

    While pride month is soon coming to an end a number of brands have been celebrating and keeping the movement alive with clothing to wear all year round and spread the message of love and unity at a time many of us truly need to feel some love. With the fashion world having a global…

  • British Designer Charles Jeffrey Raises Money For UK Black Pride By Showcasing Black Creatives At LFW Digital

    British Designer Charles Jeffrey Raises Money For UK Black Pride By Showcasing Black Creatives At LFW Digital

    In honour of the black lives matter movement  British designer Charles Jeffrey has used his platform at the digital London fashion week to showcase black creatives in the fashion industry whilst also raising money for UK Black Pride. Utilising the digital spaces created for London fashion week the event was in the form of an…

  • The Brands Responding To Sharon Chuter’s Pull Up Or Shut Up Challenge

    The Brands Responding To Sharon Chuter’s Pull Up Or Shut Up Challenge

    On June 5th Sharon Chuter spoke out on the hypocrisy of the brands sharing posts in solidarity with the black lives matter movement and demanded influencers and consumers to hold these same brands accountable asking them to share the number of black employees they had across the board and in executive positions. This was echoed…

  • My Blackness Is Not For Sale: What Brands Should Be Doing To Combat Racial Oppression

    My Blackness Is Not For Sale: What Brands Should Be Doing To Combat Racial Oppression

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    We are all aware of the devastating news of the brutal murder of George Floyd by white police officer Derek Chauvin with the help of his white colleagues. This has broken our hearts and has rightfully caused outrage, anger and protest in the US and in the UK and various other locations. Those that have…

  • 5 emerging menswear brands to watch ft. [@trendsldn] [@yohkaen] and more

    5 emerging menswear brands to watch ft. [@trendsldn] [@yohkaen] and more

    It’s hard to stay on top of emerging designers to pay attention to, so we’ve got you covered here at GUAP. Despite not having the reach of fashion houses these brands produce the most interesting designs. Designers include @Yohkaen @TRENDSLDN and more микрозаймы на карту. 1. Natalie Rushton Natalie emasculates menswear and shows us a…

  • Why Millennials are customising designer fashion

    Why Millennials are customising designer fashion

    One of the biggest trends right now is people wearing custom designer fashion. This is because more designers are launching brands with reworked and custom pieces rather than something completely new. One of the greatest changes in fashion is luxury brands no longer being the leaders of industry. Currently, fashion houses are being replaced by…