Maryzo Designs is an African fashion line with a modern twist that was launched back in 2010 by Sierra Leonean designer Amizo.They specialize in casual wear, evening wear, work wear, africana, wedding dresses, couture, embroidery kids wear and accessories. Their latest fun and flirty  collection  “Pink Royalty” is  dedicated to all the women who have battled breast cancer. Check out more from the collection below and check them out on facebook here

 Model Selita Ebanks Rocked this dress made by designer Madam Wokie’s Couture during a recent visit to Sierra Leone. Madam Wokie by the way will be showing at the Arise fashion week next week. 
 ANTM winner Krista white wore this signature dress from Cameroon's fashion label Kirette couture on the carpet of BET Rip the Runway. 


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Photos via Afro fusion  lounge/ wire image

Mary-Ann Kai Kai is a Designer from Sierra Leone  who  started to make exclusive African wear for Sierra Leoneans which had elegant modern style to go with African fabric. In less than a year she has perfected her art in African fashion and also came out with a ready  to  wear line.Madam Wokie's couture ( name of the line ) is not limited by Age or Sex when creating unique styles for individuals. Their  designs are modern,chic and attainable.

The woman behind this clothing line can be just described in one Word :AMAZING.  I was making some research the other day on ethical fashion  in Africa and I found Neafar clothing by Stephanie Hogg. she is  providing income generating opportunities for women and men Sierra leone (west Africa).     If you read her story below you will find out why she decided to open  a fashion business in sierra Leone .

Stephanie has lived in Africa for much of her life. She was raised in Ethiopia, spent her teenage years in Kenya before her father’s work sent the family to Sierra Leone. Understandably she had always had Africa in her blood and has always been driven to work in Africa.Tailors at workShe strongly believes ethical fashion and fairtrade can play a major role in erasing poverty.NearFar began as a family thing, sisters and mother having dresses made from different African prints. Her mother Nikki started by making beautiful necklaces with antique beads. This gave Stephanie great inspiration. It became clear that these products were exceptional and the Sierra Leone tailoring second to none. A year later Stephanie and her boyfriend Charlie returned to Sierra Leone to establish a proper relationship with tailors in Freetown. They were not only looking for exceptional tailors but also those who were helping the community by sharing their skills with youths whose lives had been changed forever by Civil War. It was here where they met and began working with the three incredible organisations described in detail in the tabs above, and so NearFar was born…

Don't you find this woman inspiring?

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