Get ideas from different Modern and Traditional wears designs. There are modern traditional clothing styles for couples, ladies, men and children.
These traditional wedding styles showcase the rich cultural heritage of South Africa. Each style is unique, with its own distinct colors, patterns, and accessories, allowing couples to embrace their cultural roots on their special day. Whether it’s the vibrant beadwork of the Ndebele or the bold prints of the Shweshwe, these traditional wedding outfits add…
As the wedding season approaches, fashion enthusiasts and couples alike are seeking the perfect styles to make a statement on their special day. The spotlight is on traditional African attire, specifically the stunning Shweshwe and Umbhaco styles that add a touch of cultural elegance to wedding celebrations. For wedding guests, choosing the right outfit is…
These days ladies are looking for ways to spice up their African print fashion sense. If you’re thinking of fabric to combine with the Ankara or Chitenge fabric, you will get some style inspiration here. Ankara fabric can be combined with spandex, net, lace, chiffon, tulle, satin and jersey fabric…to mention a few. It is…
6 Things to Know About Monalisa Chinda Monalisa Chinda Coker is a Nigerian actor, film producer, TV show host, Entrepreneur and Philanthropist born September 13th, 1974 in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. She is the first of six children. Monalisa has a degree in Theatre Arts from the University of Port Harcourt. She got into acting…
Deborah Lukalu is a gospel artiste born March 24, 1994 in Lubumbashi, DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo). She and her family moved to South Africa in 2004 after the passing away of her father. Deborah got married in 2018 to Cedric Kaseba. Here are a few of our favorite African styles on Deborah: Deborah’s Music
The beautiful Umbhaco fabric popularized by the Xhosas in South Africa has taken its place in modern fashion. Fashion designers have become really creative, coming up with various Umbhaco inspired styles for Makotis(Brides) and the fashion conscious lady. You don’t have to be Xhosa to rock these beautiful styles.
