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Nigerian Fashion Designer Ejiro Amos Tafiri Unveils Luxurious New Collection
Award-winning Nigerian fashion designer Ejiro Amos Tafiri has released a stunning new collection, “The Simi Shirt Deluxe”, featuring luxurious floral silk fabrics.
This elegant piece is designed to make a lasting impression, perfect for special occasions and gatherings.
This latest release follows the success of her earlier 3-piece ensemble, which showcased subtle tribal embroidery celebrating the African men.
Ejiro Amos Tafiri is celebrated for her expertise in drapery, creating fluid, feminine designs that embody timeless elegance.
Deeply rooted in African culture and traditions,
Tafiri’s brand continues to draw inspiration from her Nigerian heritage, solidifying her position as a leading figure in African fashion.
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African Fashion Takes Center Stage at Hub of Africa Fashion Week
Addis Abeba, Ethiopia – The 14th edition of the Hub of Africa Fashion Week (HAFW) is set to kick off from January 22-26,
showcasing the best of African fashion to a global audience.
The event will feature a three-day exhibition at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, highlighting collections from talented African designers.
Panel discussions will also be held,
focusing on key industry topics such as growing African textile exports and leveraging technology in fashion.
Renowned designers from across the continent will showcase their latest collections on the runway at Millennium Hall on January 23-24.
The event will conclude with a two-day pop-up marketplace at the Hyatt Regency,
where attendees can purchase unique designs directly from the creators.
HAFW promises to be a celebration of African fashion, creativity, and cultural richness,
bringing together industry experts, designers, and fashion enthusiasts from around the world.
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South African Startup FARO Raises $6 Million to Combat Textile Waste
FARO, a South African recommerce startup, has secured $6 million in funding to drive affordable fashion while reducing textile waste across Africa.
The funding round was led by JP Zammitt, President of Bloomberg,
with contributions from notable venture capital firms and individual investors.
FARO’s innovative approach involves acquiring unsold inventory from suppliers, giving products a second life, and reducing waste.
The company’s technology-driven model uses advanced data analytics and inventory management systems to predict consumer demand,
optimize stock levels, and ensure a seamless shopping experience.
With plans to expand to 1,000 locations over the next decade, FARO aims to achieve fivefold growth this year.
The startup’s solution promotes a circular economy, prolonging the life of products, and offering cost savings for both consumers and suppliers.
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Denim Brand Lee Launches Innovative Product Platform, Lee X
Lee Denim has unveiled its new product platform, Lee X, designed to provide men with the perfect blend of style, comfort, and performance.
Building on the success of Lee’s Extreme Motion line,
the Lee X platform features a new capsule collection with enhanced comfort and innovative features.
The Lee X collection boasts easy-care fabric, moisture-wicking properties, and stain-release technology,
making it perfect for the modern man who values both functionality and fashion.
The range includes stretch jeans, performance pants, and stretch shirts,
all crafted with lightweight materials and a flex waistband for peak comfort.
The collection is not only stylish but also eco-friendly, with pieces built using recycled materials.
The Lee X range is available in three bottom collections and complementing tops, with prices starting at $40 for tops and $50 for bottoms.
The new Lee X Move and Lee X Soft collections are now available online, with the Lee X Lite collection set to launch in spring 2025.
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Dior Announces Kyoto, Japan as Next Destination Show Location
French luxury fashion house Dior has revealed that Kyoto, Japan will host its next destination show on April 15, 2025.
The event will take place in the city’s Toji garden and feature Dior’s autumn 2025 collection by creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri.
The show is intended as a celebration of Dior’s long-standing ties with Japan, which date back to the 1950s.
This event marks the latest in Dior’s global tour of culturally significant locations,
following previous shows in Scotland and upcoming events in Rome, Italy.
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Lilly Pulitzer Partners with Lele Sadoughi for Limited-Edition Valentine’s Day Collection
Lilly Pulitzer has collaborated with accessory designer Lele Sadoughi to create a limited-edition collection, Lilly x Lele, in celebration of its 65th anniversary.
The Valentine’s Day collection features six pieces,
including earrings, necklaces, and a heart-shaped handbag, that reflect the spirit of love, friendship, and fun.
The collection, priced from $88 to $268, launches on January 16, 2025.
To mark the occasion, Lilly Pulitzer will gift a pair of signature earrings with purchases over $250.
This is the second collaboration between the two brands, with Lele Sadoughi drawing inspiration from Lilly Pulitzer’s signature prints and colour palette.
As the fashion world continues to evolve, one thing remains constant – the pursuit of style, sustainability, and self-expression.
From the vibrant streets of Africa to the shining global runways,
fashion remains a universal language, weaving together cultures, ideas, and creativity.
Stay stylish, stay sustainable, and stay tuned for more fashion news!
Also Read: Fashion and the Environment: How to Stay Stylish and Save the Planet. – Diademng
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