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…of vintage flair. The aesthetic of the label is finding fabrics that inspire creativity. The label’s initiative is to support domestic commerce by using fabrics, trims, notions, and production facilities…
…commonality. After moving to New York City I started my label in 2009 in an effort to share my multicultural aesthetics with the western markets. I have always been fascinated…
…person would be best described as city chic whether New York, London or Paris. It takes them less than an hour to pick an outfit and get ready, they believe…
…York and also with a creative agency in New York. Doreen went on to pursue a Master’s in Epidemiology and Oseyi studied Fashion at Parsons and worked in the fashion…
…your designs and how do you make them accessible to a global audience? Michelle: I currently host events in New York, selling in boutiques and online through my website, www.busyaonyc.com….
…menswear. There is nothing new under the sun, but there are always new and different interpretations of old stories. It’s my hope that my work adds to the conversation instead…
…accessories and clothing Made in Nigeria. Calabar Imports has three stores across Brooklyn and New York. Sincerely Tommy Concept store focused on “emerging lifestyle brands and womenswear”. The boutique has…
…have a major fashion show Africa Fashion Week New York, precisely July 13th 2012, where we will be showcasing a new collection. In September we will be taking part in…
…Racquel: Although I am based in New York City, I do ship worldwide – making my pieces accessible to a global audience. I market my designs through my blog, facebook,…