For this first edition, Freed Armel Akouta aims to make the Mode Afrique Forum a resounding success. His ambition is to export this model to other fashion capitals in Africa.
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Amy Faye, Senegalese model represented in Paris, London and New York
Professional volleyball player and holder of a master’s degree in finance, Amy Faye talks with humility about her fashion shows for Jean-Paul Gaultier, Balmain and Balenciaga. This interview reveals the determination of a woman who seems to stop at nothing.
Jacques Logoh, founder of Fimo 228, the Lomé International Fashion Festival
The Fimo 228 showcases the professionalism of Jacques Logoh and his teams, who work meticulously to promote African fashion in Lomé and beyond.
Rachel Kwarteng, director of the documentary “Cheveux Afro”.
Rachel Kwarteng presented her first documentary at the French National Assembly. She recounts her story and the challenges she faced before succeeding in producing and broadcasting the docu-series Cheveux Afro.
Olivia Paul, founder of Brown Skin Beauty
With the Brown Skin Beauty laboratory, Olivia Paul has established herself as the answer to entrepreneurs who want to create products to meet the specific needs of black and mixed-race populations.
Julie Defudes, an ambassador for Moroccan craftsmanship
For the past ten years, Julie has been living in Morocco and campaigning for the social upgrading of Moroccan artisans. Through Dar Islie, she works to preserve and pass on artisanal skills and know-how.
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