Eight African fashion events that offer a taste of African creativity and diversity

 

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Nairobi Fashion Week

Coming up in the last week of November, the Nairobi Fashion Week was started four seasons ago and has showcased more than 100 designers. It was created to bridge the gap between the traditional fashion shows and upcoming fashion designers, who are unable to attend or showcase in such functions.

This year’s function is set to include at least 1o fashion designers from Kenya, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, Ghana and the African diaspora.