Urban African Styles From MaXhosa By Ladhuma

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    Hello Afro fashion lovers, come in here and take a look at these urban African styles from the house of MaXhosa By Ladhuma. The modern and beautiful African pieces are some of the present-day pieces African designers are coming up with to redefine African fashion. Gone are the days’ African attires were just something ignored by a majority of African celebrities and socialities who always opted for western wears because they felt African fashion was outdated and not sophisticated enough for their status.

    In the past, African designs mainly a top combined with a wrapper that many urban women felt were not comfortable enough to use as everyday attire. Today, African attires have evolved to so much so that you can find African bras, bikini wears, gala and prom dresses, jackets, dinner and cocktail dresses, wedding gowns and so much more. Consequently, these changes did not only happen for the women alone but for the male folks who now have suits made completely with ankara fabrics. you also have ties, shirts, trousers, tops and so much more. 

    Laduma Ngxokolo is the owner of MaXhosa By Ladhuma and pieces from the fashion brand are mainly made with knitted fabric that is very colourful like your usual ankara African fabric. The way the knit fabric is designed is closely similar to the Ghanaian kente fabric as well as the popular aso oke fabric that originates from the Yoruba tribe of Nigerian.

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    Urban African Styles From MaXhosa By Ladhuma
    Urban African Styles From MaXhosa By Ladhuma

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