Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 116 If You Like This Article Kindly Give Us A Share!This April the British will get to experience a beautiful collective of African designers at the Brighton Museum & Art Gallery in the South sphere, Brighton. This will be a contemporary exhibition called “Fashion Cities Africa” which will take place between April 2016 to January 2017. The event will place a heavy emphasis on practices of dress, fashion & styling in 4 African cities. Which are Casablanca (Morocco), Lagos (Nigeria), Nairobi (Kenya) and Johannesburg (South Africa) Among the amazing designers to be showcased will be Amaka has been added to the impressive list of designers that hold international stakes in the global fashion industry and her pieces have been worn by a number of personalities & public figures including Michelle Obama and Solange Knowles. More Articles You Would Love Illustrator @Metakay Turns Ghana’s Delicacy Kenkey Into Haute Fashion Sending A Message To Designers To Look Within For Inspiration Why Ghanaian Celebrity Fashion Brands Mysteriously Disappear After They Launch Them! The exhibition is said to be the first major UK showcase that celebrates and examines the growing contemporary fashion scene on the continent. Designers to showcase will be 2Many Siblings representing Nairobi, Zhor Raïs representing Casablanca, Amaka Osakwe of Maki Oh! for Nigeria, and South Africa’s The Sartists amongst others. According to co-curator, Helen Mears – “There’s been a surge of interest in contemporary African art and design in Europe and the US in recent years, but this is the first major UK exhibition dedicated to contemporary African fashion. We want to reveal the diversity that exists across the continent – and within single cities – and show that wax print is only part of the story of African fashion.” “Each of the cities featured has its own fashion scene: in some cases emergent, in others more established. Some African designers are now major players in international fashion, while others are experimenting creatively in the interface between global fashion and local identities.” The exhibition will be accompanied by a community engagement programme and a vibrant events programme including music, dance, performance, workshops, talks and debates. Featured Image Source: An African City Ghana Event News, Reviews & Updates Upcoming Events african fashionbrighten museum and art gallerybritainFashion Cities Africauk Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail Nana Tamakloe Founder of FashionGHANA.com and Accra Fashion Week. I'm grateful you visited, I hope you share, subscribe and share your comments or opinions below. More For You African Royal Couples Get Thier Moment Of Romance In The Rain Courtesy Of... VIDEO: Moroccan Designer Fadila el-Gadi Serves Moroccan Rich Craft Heritage In Her Outstanding... How to Care for Your FANCIVIVI Butterfly Locs Wig Here Is What Africans Need To Learn About The New Black American Movement... Miss Africa International 2023 Set To Be Hosted In Accra, Ghana This August VIDEO: Black American Dexter Caffey Traces His Ancestry To Egyptian Pharoah Ramses III... Essential Makeup Tips For Black Women With Style VIDEO: A Sneak Peak Of What You Miss At Kumasi Fashion Week 2023 Here Is How Ugandans Reacted To President Museveni Signing On The New Anti-LGBTQ Ghanaian Designer Duaba Serwa Expands Their Portfolio With A New Collection Using Origami... Leave a Comment Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.