Your expert guide to Africa’s contemporary fashion community
Featured Designers

south africa
MmusoMaxwell


womenswear
MmusoMaxwell is the sustainable, ready-to-wear womenswear label from design duo Mmuso Potsane and Maxwell Boko.
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south africa
Lukhanyo Mdingi


womenswearmenswear
Established in 2015 by South African designer Lukhanyo Mdingi, his eponymous ready-to-wear label is anchored by muted elegance, stark androgyny, and distinctly fluid silhouettes.
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kenya
Adele Dejak



unisex
Hailing from Nigeria, jewelry designer Adele Dejak began her career studying typography design in the United Kingdom, before moving to Nairobi to pursue accessory design.
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Upcoming Events

Hub of Africa Addis Fashion Week
October 16 - 22
ethiopia
Held annually in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Hub of Africa Addis Fashion Week (HAFW) was established to highlight the growing pool of high caliber African designers and brands, make them visible to an international market hungry for new talent, and foster connections between the various sectors of the continent’s growing garment industry. Founded in 2010 by Linda Murithi and Mahlet Teklemariam, the event has played host to brands including Maison ARTC, Kahindo, Mataano, and ROOOI.
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Glitz Africa Fashion Week
October 18
ghana
Established in 2012 by Glitz Africa Magazine and Glitz Style Awards founder and publisher Claudia Lumor, Glitz Africa Fashion Week is one of Ghana’s biggest fashion events, and every year it provides a platform for emerging and established designers to showcase their collections to a diverse fashion community. Through the provision of strategic exposure and mentorship opportunities, the initiative is dedicated to grooming the next generation of Ghanaian fashion talent.
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Heineken Lagos Fashion Week
October 25 - 29
nigeria
Founded in 2011 by Omoyemi Akerele, Heineken Lagos Fashion Week is a prestigious annual multi-day event that aims to support the growth and promote creatives in the African industry, featuring traditional runway shows and presentations, new talent discovery initiatives, as well as business masterclasses and other opportunities for knowledge building. Over the years, designers including Orange Culture, Kenneth Ize, and Emmy Kasbit have utilized the event as a launchpad for their brands.
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Africa Fashion Week London
October 27 - 29
UK
Europe's largest fashion event aimed at promoting African design talent from the diaspora, Africa Fashion Week London is a social enterprise and annual fashion event established to introduce a UK audience to African designers and dispel misguided narratives that have long informed the West’s view of fashion from the continent. Founded in 2011 by Ronke Ademiluyi, AFWL is focused on encouraging trade for African designers within the global community and helps to nurture them on a global scale.
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MTC Windhoek Fashion Week
November 1 - 4
namibia
An annual four-day event that aims to showcase home-grown Namibian designers, Windhoek Fashion week was founded in 2015 by Kalistu Mukoroli and Luis Munana. Having recognized the power of the fashion industry in terms of stimulating the economy, creating jobs, and bringing increased international attention to Namibia, WFW was established to do just that; the event gathers designers with local buyers, customers, media, and creatives in an effort to foster connections between them.
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Tunis Fashion Week
November 2 - 5
tunisia
Founded in 2008, Tunis Fashion Week aims to give fashion professionals from across the region a chance to showcase their work to a domestic and international audience. Held annually each June, the event brings together various creatives across the textile and clothing sector in an effort to boost the industry and change the country’s image within the Euro-Med trade zone and across the Western World.
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