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Bigger and better than last year, Africa Fashion Week (AFW) burst into London at the weekend providing a welcome relief from the Olympic mania sweeping the city. Its key aim is to celebrating Africa's rich and unique cultural heritage through fashion and it provided an international platform for over 50 African inspired designers with the likes of Adebayo Jones
The 2012 Arise Magazine Fashion Week Lagos is now over.
Winners of the Arise Magazine Fashion Week Awards have been announced (below)
The renowned pan African designer Mustafa Hassanali showcased his latest
Using African fabrics such as Ankara, Aso-Oke, Kente and beads, SEGI is an African accessory brand.
Minimalism, Youth and Femininity best sum up designer Ade Yusuf’s fashion brand Pearl 11 30’s Spring/Summer 2012 collection.
Best known for its functional ready to wear and tailored pieces, produced to the highest quality standard, Pearl 11 30's new collection can be worn together or individually.
Inspired by her trip to Contonu in Benin republic, Yusuf created a collection of workable separates that make up the perfect day and night look created using the local Contonu wax print, as the material for the collection.
Playing with texture through mixing wax print fabric with Chantilly lace, raw silk and chiffon, the collection titled Le Voyage fits into modern fashion but has an afrocentric flavour and vintage twist.
This collection will suit all fashion forward women.
Britain meets Africa, in British label Burberry’s 2012 resort collection.
Borrowing heavily from African print, yet another big brand embraces African fashion, thus joining the tribal band wagon.
Nigeria's foremost fashion retail brand, OUCH COUTURE has showcased its new collection of Urban street Wear at the just concluded African Fashion Week London (AFWL). The Creative Director of the fashion range Uche Nnaji joined fifty other designers from across the world to exhibit Africa-inspired collections.
