Project Runway’s new season starts this month and we’re excited to see that ‘Ladybrille African Designer to Watch’ Kahindo Mateene will be competing alongside sixteen other designers for a shot at winning the grand prize. Congratulations to her, be sure to read our exclusive interview with her and do check out Mateene’s designer page on …
It is always exciting to see the works of African designers get the glory they deserve on the global stage. One of our Ladybrille design labels to watch, Maki Oh, just got such global attention when The First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, rocked a Maki Oh Adire ‘Tally’ print shirt during her …
The over-saturation of African prints in Africa’s fashion industry has become a non-climatic and underwhelming experience as many are quick to equate using anakara fabric to mean they are designers. So, when we see a design label that deviates from the norm and puts in a little more effort to create designs that will flatter …
Ghanaian-Carribean American twins Danielle and Chantelle Dwomoh-Piper, (born in New York, raised in Ghana), present their latest spring/summer 2013 collection titled ‘Sunshine.’ It’s a very colorfulglamour collection that is sure to turn heads with you in them! Check out some select pieces: For more information or to shop the collection visit http://www.dpipertwins.com/. Ladybrille MagazineFounded in …
Ladybrille Designer Hazel Aggrey-Orleans never fails to excite us both by the aggressive marketing of her brand in other Western fashion markets and the innovations of her designs and presentation in selling the Eki Orleans woman to the Ladybrille woman and all women in general. We especially like her latest release of her “modern take …