See the latest umbhaco styles, shweshwe dresses and shirts, chitenge outfits, lihiya and emahiya attires for couples, men, ladies and children.
Whether you’re attending a wedding or another special event, Shweshwe dresses are ideal for any occasion. The shweshwe fabric has been utilized by numerous fashion designers, particularly in southern Africa, to produce modern looks. Green shweshwe designs, red shweshwe outfits, blue avocado shweshwe patterns, skirts, pants, short dresses, one-arm dresses, bridesmaid dresses, and more are…
The traditional clothing of the Ovambo people of Namibia is made of a material known as odelela. The women of Ovambo dress in long dresses, skirts, and puffy short sleeves, while the men don odelela shirts. If you’re thinking about your next outfit for a wedding, church, birthday party, or other special occasion and you’re…
Heritage Month is celebrated in September of every year in South Africa. It is a month dedicated to celebrating South Africa’s rich and diverse culture and heritage. National Heritage Day is on the 24th of September and has been a public holiday since 1996, to celebrate South Africa’s cultural diversity and communities. This day was…
Flared shweshwe dresses, mermaid shweshwe dresses and long shweshwe gowns are quite popular among Southern African brides, bridesmaids and wedding guests. Isishweshwe new designs are the perfect blend of traditional and modern styles. The shweshwe dresses are usually a mixture of the shweshwe fabric and the other fabrics like tulle, satin and lace. Brides (also…
The Basotho people of Lesotho in Southern Africa are famous for their blankets. These blankets are warm, soft, and incredibly beautiful. It was originally worn by traditional Basotho rulers, citizens of the Kingdom and honored guests. The blue Basotho blanket is a traditional blanket from the Kingdom of Lesotho and a national symbol. The most…
The Xhosa traditional attire is generally made from the fabric called “Umbhaco”. The uniqueness of the Umbhaco has helped in the evolution of modern Xhosa Umbhaco styles, producing skirts and dresses of different colors. The “Umbhaco”, which is cotton, is usually embellished with beads and embroidery designs and can be used to make African clothing…
If you are planning a wedding or have an event to attend and you are looking out for modern styles for couples, we got you covered here. We have featured outfits for couples made from pink shweshwe, orange shweshwe, blue shweshwe and green shweshwe. We also have Xhoza attires for couples, Sepedi couple outfits, and…
Check out Xhosa brides, Zulu brides, Sepedi brides, Tsonga brides in traditional wedding attire. Like any of the dress styles? Contact the designers: BMashilo Designs, Themas Closet, TomiR Creations, Otiz Seflo, Bayanda Khathini, and Bonelwa Creations.
