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The Beauty Creators Who Challenged Stereotypes and Blazed the Trail

The work that creators like Jackie Aina, Dimma Umeh, Nyma Tang and several others have done in demanding inclusive and accessible beauty products have helped usher in a vibrant era for the African beauty industry.

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Asake and Davido to Headline AfroFuture’s U.S. Debut in Detroit

The festival, which debuted in Ghana as Afrochella back in 2017, will include electric performances, dynamic art installations, curated food selections, and a vibrant marketplace showcasing African and diasporic talent.

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The Risky Boys Turn Cairo’s Vibrant Energy Into Viral Fashion Shows

The duo’s impromptu catwalks in markets, garages, and places of Cairene daily life offer a window into a culture that is usually misrepresented and stripped of its creative agency.

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Search results for: African brands

The Beauty Creators Who Challenged Stereotypes and Blazed the Trail

The work that creators like Jackie Aina, Dimma Umeh, Nyma Tang and several others have done in demanding inclusive and accessible beauty products have helped usher in a vibrant era for the African beauty industry.

Eight African Footwear Brands You Need in These Streets

From casual streetwear to elegant statement pieces, each of these brands brings its own unique vision to the footwear industry.

OkayAfrica’s 2024 Gift Guide

From simple to colorful and unexpected, these gifts are sure to warm the hearts of your loved ones during this holiday season.

Asake and Davido to Headline AfroFuture’s U.S. Debut in Detroit

The festival, which debuted in Ghana as Afrochella back in 2017, will include electric performances, dynamic art installations, curated food selections, and a vibrant marketplace showcasing African and diasporic talent.

Tosin Ogundadegbe is the Stylist Behind the Looks on the GTCO Fashion Weekend Runway

After starting out as a fashion writer, Tosin Ogundadegbe has grown to become a trailblazing stylist in Nigeria, collaborating with over 20 designers for GTCO Fashion Weekend every year.

Meet David Kusi Boye-Doe, The First LVMH Prize Semi-Finalist From Ghana

From personal shopper to global recognition, the Ghanaian designer says the prestigious nomination has uplifted his brand, opening up new futures.

The Risky Boys Turn Cairo’s Vibrant Energy Into Viral Fashion Shows

The duo’s impromptu catwalks in markets, garages, and places of Cairene daily life offer a window into a culture that is usually misrepresented and stripped of its creative agency.

11 African Fashion Stars You Should Follow Right Now

From bold, vibrant designs, to refined elegance, these African fashion stars are redefining style with unmatched creativity and flair.

15 Ethical and Sustainable African Fashion Brands You Need to Know

These brands are preserving traditional craftsmanship and supporting local artisans, while using eco-friendly materials and transforming the fashion world’s impact on the environment.

What Tyla, Burna Boy, and Other African Stars Got up to at Paris Fashion Week

The 2025 Fall/Winter Paris Fashion Week saw African stars at fashion shows, private parties, and exclusive installations.

Four African Designers Named Among Semi-Finalists for LVMH Prize 2025

Tolu Coker, Torishéju Dumi, David Boyedoe and Yasmin Mansour are in the running for the biggest prize for young fashion designers.

Burna Boy, Tyla and Seven Other African Artists With Fashion Collaborations

From Hugo Boss and Gap, to Puma and Nike, more global fashion brands are tapping African stars for memorable collaborations.