What do you think of Nnooll’s latest collection at Africa Fashion Week London 2016? The Gambian based fashion brand presented its latest African styles for 2016 and 2017 and the dominant colour was blue. The all blue collection was a mixture of short dresses, maxi dresses, short jumpsuits, skirts and blouses, trousers and tops, as well as kaftans. One other prominent element that was featured in all the designs was the African print embroidery. Strings of ankara African print fabric was used as a decorative embellishment on the neck, hand, as the waistband and as well as on the arms.
Nnooll’s collection was showcased on the 9th of September at Olympia London. That was the first day of the two-day event. Africa Fashion Week London is an annual event. The first edition of the event was organised in 2011 and has grown to become the biggest African fashion event organised in Europe.
Looking to turn your everyday accessories into show-stopping fashion statements? Look no further! These stunning matching sets of African print high heels and purses are your ticket to instant glamour. Whether you’re strutting into a meeting or dancing the night away, these vibrant combos will ensure all eyes are on you.
Known by many names—African print, kente, kitenge, chitenge, ankara print, African wax—this fabric isn’t just a textile; it’s a bold declaration of style and culture. Once reserved for traditional African garments, this vibrant fabric has taken the global fashion scene by storm, redefining modern chic.
Now, let’s talk about these matching sets of African print high heels and purses. They’re not just accessories; they’re conversation starters. Each set is a masterpiece of design, seamlessly blending traditional African patterns with the sleek, modern edge you crave. Imagine the pop of colour as you step out, your heels and purse harmonising in a way that’s simply irresistible.
And don’t worry, fashion isn’t just for the grown-ups. If you’ve got a little fashionista in the making, African print is the perfect way to dress her up in style. Picture her twirling in an adorable ankara dress, radiating the same bold energy you do.
So why settle for ordinary when you can slay in African print? Step up your fashion game and make every outing an unforgettable event. Whether it’s a big day or just an average Tuesday, these high heels and purses are here to ensure you step out in style—every single time.
Why blend in when you were born to stand out? With these African print high heels and matching purses, you’re not just accessorizing; you’re making a statement. These pieces are your secret weapon to transform any outfit from simple to stunning in seconds. Whether you’re heading to a chic brunch, a cocktail party, or just running errands, these vibrant prints will elevate your look and mood instantly.
African print isn’t just a trend—it’s a celebration of culture, color, and creativity. Each pattern tells a story, each color combination exudes energy, and when you wear them, you’re not just following fashion; you’re defining it. These high heels and purses are more than accessories—they’re your personal canvas to express who you are and what you stand for.
Accessorize Like a Queen
But let’s be real—these aren’t just any accessories. We’re talking about high heels that scream confidence and purses that whisper elegance. The kind of ensemble that turns a casual glance into a lingering look. The bold, intricate patterns of the African print paired with the sleek design of these pieces create a powerful fusion that’s impossible to ignore.
And here’s the best part: these sets are as versatile as they are beautiful. Pair them with a little black dress for a pop of colour that makes the outfit, or go all out and mix them with other prints for a bold, fashion-forward look. The possibilities are endless, and the style points are off the charts.
Don’t think the style stops with you. Got a little one who’s ready to shine? African print isn’t just for adults—it’s perfect for kids too! Imagine your little girl rocking a matching set, complete with a mini ankara dress and a cute little purse that mirrors yours. It’s not just adorable; it’s a whole vibe.
These fabrics are soft, breathable, and durable, making them perfect for playful, energetic kids. And the best part? They’ll be as comfortable as they are stylish, giving you peace of mind while they steal the spotlight.
Ready to Slay?
So, what are you waiting for? Dive into the world of African print and discover a world where fashion meets culture in the most vibrant way possible. These matching high heels and purses are more than just items in your wardrobe—they’re pieces of art that bring joy, colour, and a whole lot of attitude to your everyday life.
Step up, stand out, and let your accessories do the talking. Because with African print, every step you take is a statement, and every outfit is a masterpiece. Time to own your look and let the world know: you’re here to slay.
A lot of Nigerian women wear iro and buba styles. This Nigerian traditional attire that is originally worn by the Yoruba people is now commonly worn amongst women in most parts of the country. Depend on the fabric and styling, the iro and buba can be worn on a daily basis in Nigeria or to weddings and other special events.
The iro and buba outfit is also usually worn by Yoruba bride and it is mostly made with lace fabric or other special and expensive fabric to suit the occasion. But it is not only women that rock this beautiful traditional Nigerian outfit. A lot of children rock the iro and buba traditional outfit and often steal the show.
To get some ideas on how to make some these attires for your little daughter, check out these super cute iro and buba styles for kids.
Isn’t she lovely? This little fashionista is rocking a yellow top and a multicolored aso oke iro and buba style. You too can dress your angel like this to attend a wedding or birthday party, as well as to a Sunday church service.
There are so many little fashionistas rocking her iro and buba style made with aso oke in this post that some of you will just be thinking of how to rush and get some for your little cuties. Lace and more lace can do the trick for having super fabulous iro and and buba style kids and all your lovely ones. In addition, aso oke and lace are some of the most popular fabric for a lot of little girls rocking iro and buba in this our feature. If you are lloking at favourite colours, you will find out that red is one of the most favoured colour as it always stands out and works perfectly well with white.
Classic aso oke fabric are always very cute and great for making super cute iro and buba styles that look super cute and elegant on little girls and even boys. Furthermore, purple is a royal colour and many little ones rock it and look super elegant and chic in it. So, consider some of these fabrics and colours when you at making some of these iro and buba styles for your cuties.
What do you think of these super cute iro and buba styles for kids? Did you find any style that you would like to rock with your little princess? Share your views by leaving a comment below.
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Ankara print is in vogue and teenagers do not want to be left out in this trending African fashion and style that is currently booming. To get some ideas to spice up your wardrobe with ankara African print fabric, here are the 50 fabulous Ankara styles for teenagers.
We have taken our time to put these ankara African print styles for teenagers together so there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re looking for something short or long, an African print skirt or shorts, there are many combinations to pick from.
The clothes can be made in complete ankara print fabric or mixed with monotone fabric to reduce the print for those who are not fans of very colourful all African print outfits. Some of the styles are basic ankara styles for teenagers that can be worn any day – while some are more appropriate for parties and other special events.
Check out our 50 fabulous ankara styles for teenagers and spice up your wardrobe with some colourful ankara African print outfits.
sometimes, colour blocking is all that you need to make your style pop. and colours are generally fab on black skin.
high-waisted bottoms are a great way to wear crop tops without exposing your belly.
Jumpsuits are always in vogue for women of all ages. And they are also versatile in style. Take a look a the two looks this fashionista created with her ankara jumpsuit.
What do you think of these 50 fabulous Ankara styles for teenagers? Share your views by leaving a comment below.
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If you have been following African fashion, you’ll agree that one of the hottest trends of the moment is the ankara fringe styles. Many women are rocking trendy asoebi and ankara styles featuring fringes. These super gorgeous ankara fringe styles are perfect to wear to Sunday church services, wedding events, funeral events, red carpet events, and many other glamorous events.
Ankara fringe styles are a great way to spice up that outfit for your next event. If you want to turn up looking every bit like a fashionista with all eyes on you, you should be jumping on this trend and add some cool and stylish pieces to your wardrobe.
The fringe is not a new trend, but it has just made its way back to hearts of African fashionista as they are making their ankara and asoebi outfits with it. You can spice up and add this beautiful detail to your outfit in different ways. You can add it to the hem of a dress or skirt, to the bustline, to the hem of your sleeves and other creative places you can think of.
Get loads of inspiration for your ankara fringe styles by taking a look at these photos of several women rocking the trend. You can copy some of their styles or combine a few of them together to come up with your own unique ankara fringe style.
Below are photos of some cool ways African women are rocking ankara fringe styles. Good luck as you look to join the gang and also look forward to upgrading your wardrobe this season.
Nipo Skin is a Ghanaian fashion brand that designs both women and menswear. The Kumasi-based brand was one of the designers that showcased on day one of the Africa Fashion Week London 2016 – that took place in Kensington Olympia. During the show, the brand showcased its latest African print styles for men.
Nipo Skin’s latest African print collection for men featured a combination of very bright colours and dark colours. The four most prominent colours that were seen throughout the collection were black, blue, brown and red. The pieces were matching sets of men’s pants, shorts, blazers, shirts, and Tshirts. The pieces are also fitted and would look great on men with a well-trimmed body.
The brand, Nipo Skin is one of the major players in the Ghanaian fashion industry and has been in the fashion business for about a decade now.
What do you think about Nipo Skin’s latest African print styles for men? If you are a man, do you see yourself wearing one or more of these pieces? If you’re a woman, would you love to see your partner in any of these pieces?
What do you think of these latest African print styles for men from Nipo Skin? Share your views by leaving a comment below.
Also, did you attend African Fashion Week London 2016? What are your thoughts on the latest African print styles that were showcased by all the designers? I addition, what do you think of the overall organisation and sphere of the event?
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Now based in Lagos Nigeria with her family, the Nigerian-British entrepreneur runs her fashion brand from her motherland.
The Victoria Grace brand is a classical label for Elegant, Graceful and Victorious women. Her pieces are a mix of the Eastern and Western fashion with African Ethnicity – which is a combination of both her life and work experience. Victoria Grace collection campaigns to raise awareness towards Sickle cell anaemia.
Here’s a video of Didi Creations on the runway at Africa Fashion Week London 2016. We’ve already written and article about the show. You can check it here.
Didi Creations is owned by Ndidi Ugo and is incorporated in the United Kingdom where the designer and mum is based. Didi Creations makes unisex clothing, footwear, bags, accessories, and have recently launched their children’s collection.
According to Ndidi, her latest collection and the children’s line were both inspired by her daughter. You can contact Didi Creations via shop@didicreations.co.uk for questions and customized orders.
Take a look at our interview with Alioune, the co-founder of Kawree.com. Kawree is a website that provides a platform for African designers to sell their products online. Apart from clothing from African fashion designers, beauty products and other accessories can be sold on the website.
Afrocosmopolitan caught up with Alioune at the just concluded Africa Fashion Week London where he talked about their project, their mission and vision, as well as the journey to founding Kawree.
Emporium Line was one of the brands that showcased on day one of Africa Fashion Week London 2016 at the 4pm show. The brand presented its collection that is a mix of special occasion African wears as well as more casual outfits that can be worn by anyone.
Black, green, and orange where the dominant colours in the collection that was shown at the recently concluded event. Some of the pieces showcased were also heavily accessorised at the front or at the bottom. The pieces were a mixture of long dresses, knee length dresses, trousers, skirts, crop tops and other casual tops.
Check out day one of Africa Fashion Week London here. You can also check the highlights of the second day of AFWL2016 here. There are loads of styles, colours, and fabrics to choose or get inspiration for your next African wear. Over 50 designers were at the event to showcase and exhibit the latest African styles you’re expected to wear now and in 2017.
What do you think about this collection from Emporium Line? Would you wear all or some of the pieces? Share your feedback by leaving a comment below.
