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The Afro Fashion Association Announces Second Edition Of Its Black Carpet Awards - Vimarsana News

The Afro Fashion Association Announces Second Edition Of Its Black Carpet Awards

The gala will reportedly take place on February 25 during Milan Fashion Week.

Next Black Carpet Awards to Be Held February 25, 2024 – WWD - Vimarsana News

Next Black Carpet Awards to Be Held February 25, 2024 – WWD

The Afro Fashion Association hosted a range of events in tandem with Milan Fashion Week prepping the ground for next February’s Black Carpet Awards.

Source: wwd.com
We Are Made In Italy Showcases the Beauty of Pluralism - Vimarsana News

We Are Made In Italy Showcases the Beauty of Pluralism

We Are Made In Italy showcases the beauty of pluralism with six new designers.

Source: vogue.com
Angola abolishes anti-gay law, Fab Five debut BLM-inspired designs, and Fela Kuti nominated to Rock n Roll Hall of Fame - Vimarsana News

Angola abolishes anti-gay law, Fab Five debut BLM-inspired designs, and Fela Kuti nominated to Rock n Roll Hall of Fame

The five members of the collective “Black lives matter in Italian Fashion”, during a fashion show ahead of Milan Fashion Week, Milan, Italy, 17 February 2021, MIGUEL MEDINA/AFP via Getty Images February 2021 in Africa: A free expression roundup produced by IFEX’s regional editor Reyhana Masters, based on IFEX member reports and news from the region. An audio discussion relating to this piece is available here. February –  a month dedicated to romance and declarations of love in many cultures – was peppered with more setbacks than triumphs. While continental crea...

Source: ifex.org
Meet the designers who brought colourful diversity to Milan's fashion runways - Vimarsana News

Meet the designers who brought colourful diversity to Milan's fashion runways

This picture shows (from left to right) Mokodu Fall, Fabiola Manirakiza and Joy Meribe. Along with two other designers, they opened the recent Milan Fashion Week. Photo composite: AFP Born in different parts of Africa but all operating under the Made In Italy brand, the five designers who opened Milan Fashion Week as part of a collective, come from diverse backgrounds. Fabiola Manirakiza, 50, was born in Burundi but it was in Zaire, which became the Democratic Republic Of Congo, that she learned how to sew, in a school run by Italian nuns. A doctor by training, she used this skill when she fo...