The season of constant collaborations seems unending. Understanding how these partnerships support the young brand’s bottom line and in turn, feed the vibe machine of these established players is vitally important.
Read MoreThere has arguably never been a better time to be a beauty founder. For more established players, we’ve seen a few sizable exits on the haircare side. However, the same has yet to be seen within skincare and color cosmetics brands led by diaspora founders.
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Read MoreWith almost a decade under its belt, AAKS has been steadily building its accessories brand one bag at a time. We check in with Afriyie-Kumi on approaching ten years in business and spy out her plans for a physical shop.
Read MoreBeyond their primary talent, celebrities are in the business to dress. Stadium takeovers, music videos, and magazine covers serve as platforms to generate millions of eyeballs and a boost to sales as well as driving that ever-so-elusive desirability that can feed a brand in the long-term.
Read MoreA couple months ago, Bottega Veneta announced its support for the newly-established print publication Air Afrique. At the time, it was described as “a platform dedicated to afro-diasporic art and conversation.” Alas, the first issue of Air Afrique has arrived.
Read MoreSince 2016, PROTOChic has been committed to bringing the best of fashion and culture from the diaspora and beyond. We are beyond elated to share our next iteration with our Founding Supporter membership.
Read MoreWhile the RWT may have concluded, the global Beyhive have been in eager anticipation for the concert film that drops this week. For the eagle-eyed journalists who clocked every custom look, you may have noticed a new crop of designers making their mark on the main stage.
Read MoreSimilar to architecture, industrial design is somewhat marked by its ubiquity and its functionality. It is both literally everywhere and yet its function is just as critical as its form. With little signs of stopping, meet three industrial designers of note.
Read MoreOff the back of an inaugural ALARA x Brooklyn Museum partnership, just wrapped Lagos Fashion Week celebration, and even Beyonce’s wardrobe during her Renaissance World Tour, anecdotally, there has never been a more momentous time to be Made In Africa.
Read MoreIt wouldn’t be the first time we’ve noticed the impressive social dominance of the other Queen B, that is Bonang Matheba, a media personality based in Johannesburg.
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Read MoreAfter opening hours at the Brooklyn Museum, a few hundred folks gathered to hear a highly anticipated dialogue on the influence of Africa on the global stage with revered contemporary artist Kehinde Wiley and pioneering founder of ALÁRA Reni Folawiyo.
Read More2022 in review — a few stories that stood out from the year that was.
Read MoreOur series “A Day In…” inspired by a desire to get after it in the midst of remote work, celebrating the art of dressing in the every day. Up next, an escape to the Hamptons.
Read MoreOur new series “A Day In…” inspired by a desire to get after it in the midst of remote work, celebrating the art of dressing in the every day. Up next, brightening up Midtown grey.
Read MoreA few weeks before the iconic Met Gala’s opening of the In America: An Anthology of Fashion exhibition, Rogers took the stage at The Metropolitan Museum of Art with journalist Alina Cho to regale the crowd with never-before-revealed stories.
Read MoreDazed’s Editor-In-Chief Ibrahim Kamara is having a busy year. Off the back of his directorial project “The Queen is Coming” for Abdel El Tayeb, he has recently been named Off-White’s latest Art and Image Director.
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