APiF: Please introduce your business. Massira Keita: For a few months, I found myself drawing on the tablet. I realized my illustrations centered around wax fabrics. For now, I plan…
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Zanele Muholi, South Africa APiF: Please introduce your magazine. Contemporary AND (C&): C& is a growing online platform combining a lively magazine with features, interviews, columns as well as constantly…
Nana Poku/CEO (l) and Kwaku Awuah/President (r) with Christina Brown APiF: Please introduce your business and your designs. 54 Kingdoms: Launched in 2009, 54 Kingdoms is an apparel company that…
APiF: Please introduce your business. Vou Brown (VB): Vou Brown, the first multi-brand, all African fashion boutique of its kind in London, opened its doors to the public on the…
…rocking something printlicious, wearing clothes or accessories from an African Designer or an ‘Africa-inspired’ piece. Send your picture to africanprintsinfashion@gmail.com and I will post it to my APiF facebook fanpage….
African Prints in Fashion (APiF) is turning 1 year today. Woohoo! I am so happy about all of the support you guys have shown my blog and facebook fan page….
…eclectic neighborhood of NYC. BK Fashion Week(end) takes place from September 27 – 30, 2012 and will be showcasing emerging designers from around the world in Brooklyn. APiF asked the…
APiF: Please introduce your business and your designs. Tennille McMillan: My clothing line is Nakimuli. I make clothing that embrace individuality, comfort, and most importantly, fun! APiF: When and why…
APiF: Please introduce your business and your designs. Chantal Ali-Keke Roland Valmy: Tcharakoura is a line of bags that was created at the beginning for myself and a couple of…
APiF: Please introduce your business and your designs. Chigozie “ChiChi” Anaele: Kachi Designs is my brainchild. I am a self-taught designer. Being a true visionary, artist and entrepreneur I produced…