Unesco report on African fashion

Unesco report on African fashion

Africa’s fashion industry is crucial to the continent’s economic, social and environmental development. Supporting this industry is not only relevant to meeting the growing demand for ethical products, but essential to making African fashion a major force for change.

African loincloths: a wealth of culture and style

African loincloths: a wealth of culture and style

The African loincloth is not just a fabric, it’s a living heritage that continues to evolve. It represents the diversity, creativity and rich heritage of the African continent. By wearing loincloths, we actively participate in the preservation and celebration of a profound and multifaceted culture.

Nynyryke Goungou, committed fashion and fabric designer

Nynyryke Goungou, committed fashion and fabric designer

Five years after starting her research, she now works closely with African artisans to enhance the value of local textiles. Together, they reinvent traditional materials to adapt them to the tastes of the international market. Her unique collections are the fruit of an exchange of knowledge between Europe and Africa.