To some people, the world is yet to come to terms with African fabrics while alot of people have placed a percentage to its level of acceptance as they believe we still have a long way to. But hey, wondering what Mediaroomhub thinks? Well, we think that African prints and fabrics have taken over the global stage already.
Idia. Photo Credit: Instagram/Bfynwear
Was the process slow? Absolutely yes! It was indeed a gradual process for both African designers as well as the fabrics to breakthrough globally but consistency and hard work has placed the African fashion at a spot where the world cannot help but embrace it.
Tiwa Savage. Photo Credit: Teebillz
Why? African inspired fashion is all you need to remind yourself about how beautiful, bold, strong, classy and gorgeous you are.
Swimwear by Bfynswim.
Did we also tell you that the comfort you get when rocking African prints or fabrics expose you to the fact that irrespective of your colour or looks, you just do not need any validation? Well, you are welcome.
Bernice Burgos. Photo Credit: Instagram/Bernice
African prints, be it Ankara as it it called in West Africa, Kanga in East Africa, or Chitenje in Southern Africa, African style is definitely the current global trend.
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Celebrities such as Tiwa Savage, Bernice Burgos and Idia among others have been seen severally rocking different styles of African prints.
Bernice Burgos. Photo Credit: Instagram/Bernice
Well, we are focusing on this particular print which was mainly used to make dashiki wears for both men and women but at the moment, sexy and absolutely classy swimwear for both men and women are being made out of this fabric.
Swimwear by Bfynswim.
This print alot of people call dashiki today, was originally a vlisco print.
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More photos below:
Lala. Photo Credit: Bfynwear
Swimwear by Bfynswim
Swimwear by Bfynswim
