Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 269 The collection was inspired by the designer, Mariam Afolabi’s interpretation of the different stages of love. “I wanted a collection that symbolises the different stages of love we experience in a lifetime. The collection starts off white, symbolising the childlike innocence at the beginning stages of love, then it moves into the pink, which symbolises the first stage of love, the infatuation – she begins to notice her beauty, feminity and so does he. The red symbolises the crescendo, when things are at its peak and the black symbolises the heartbreak. In the end one must pick themselves back up and the cycle starts again until the end.” african designsafrican fashionEditorialsfashionlook book Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail Naa More For You Revisiting Myra Wallace’s Vivid Explosion Of Colors On Accra Fashion Week 2024 with... From ‘Take Off the Chanel’ in N95 Lyrics To Chanel Brand Ambassador: Kendrick... #fGEditorial: Tennessee, USA Set To Celebrate Ghana This May; Enjoy The ‘ACCRA TO... VIDEO: Meet The Nigerian Entrepreneur Turning Banana Stems In Quality Hair Extensions That... VIDEO: Amaarae’s Mum Speaks Out, As She Continues PR To Win The Hearts... VIDEO: Rwanda Fearlessly Banned 2nd Hand Clothes & Benefitted, Whilst USA Threatened Kenya,... VIDEOS: Watch BTS Lookbook Shoot From One Of Ghana’s Most Talked About Menswear... Ryan Coogler’s & Michael B Jordan New Move SINNERS Made 65% Of It’s... #OOTD: The DOHA Kaftan By Veekee James Shows Us How To Modestly Steal... POPE FRANCIS DEAD AT 88! Passes Away Just A Day After Easter