Written by Glam Africa's fashion editor Lithemba Velleman for Glam Africa Magazine's Spring 2021 Edition
Lukhanyo Mdingi is one of South Africa’s best designers. He sits comfortably within the cohort of young designers to emerge from the country in the past 5 years who have taken the global fashion landscape...
Fashion, almost by definition, is about what is new; the next thing: the next enfant terrible (since Jean Paul Gaultier relinquished that title in retirement), what’s hot for next season, who’s the latest shock jock designer.
It seldom dwells on the present; appreciate what it is we have now.
Paul Costello...
If you haven’t heard of Nigerian born and raised designer Mowalola Ogunlesi then better grab that scratchpad and take note because you’ll need to remember her.
Mowalola recently showed what was easily one of the strongest shows at London Fashion Week Men's. The primary fabric thesis of the collection was...
Tokyo James is possibly the first Nigerian-based menswear designer to show on schedule at London Fashion Week Mens, one of the four biggest menswear showcases in the world.
In a collection premised on the duality of good and evil existent in the human experience, Tokyo wowed us with a SS20...
If you missed out on Paris Fashion Week Men’s, let’s face it: you missed out on a lot. But our roving Fashion Editor was on the scene at the shows and he is here to break down the five key moments that defined the autumn/winter 2018/19 collections.
Kenzo tribute to...
The opening of world-famous South African photographer Zanele Muholi's first solo London exhibition attracted throngs of fans, fellow artists and an accentuated representation of members of London's queer community, who lined up around the block for the opportunity to view the artist's latest body of work. Titled "Somnyama Ngonyama...
