When Europe restores masterpieces to Africa: better late than never?

Some may say it is too late. Some others will argue that it is better late than never. Once the foundation stone has been set, the remaining work looks easier to enforce, even though issues can still emerge on the way. Lately, the Netherlands decided to return 100 sculptures to Nigeria. The beginning of something wider? This Wednesday, February 19, the Netherlands announced that they … Continue reading When Europe restores masterpieces to Africa: better late than never?

Imane Ayissi Weaves Tradition into Modern Couture at PFW

Luxury fashion house Imane Ayissi, an African-inspired French couture brand, is no stranger tothe runways of Fashion Week. Its latest collection, Mssam Assou, marks another milestone inthe 20-year career of Imane Ayissi—the first Sub-Saharan designer to show at Paris HauteCouture Week.For SS25, Ayissi’s haute couture collection showcased at PFW blends expert tailoring, draping,and bold details with influences drawn from his Cameroonian heritage. Classic couturesilhouettes are … Continue reading Imane Ayissi Weaves Tradition into Modern Couture at PFW

“Blossoming Beauty “, when Vlisco celebrates Togolese creatives for its latest campaign

1 / 2 Integrally shot in Lomé, the capital city of Togo, the campaign called “Blossoming Beauty” is a genuine ode to nature, sisterhood and individuality. Vlisco is known worldwide for its unique printed fabrics made with quality material. Like no one else: each design is conceived with imagination, storytelling and a sense of wonder.   In case you were not aware, the Dutch firm was founded in 1846. … Continue reading “Blossoming Beauty “, when Vlisco celebrates Togolese creatives for its latest campaign

Meet Senegalese producer Rehanna Ngom and take a look at her latest short film “The  Prophecy”

Do you know Rehanna Ngom? The young and multi-task Senegalese producer is also a writer and a director who recently released a short movie called “The Prophecy”. Let us introduce the character before going more deeply into her work. Rehanna Ngom was born and raised in Dakar, the capital city of Senegal. After obtaining her A level, the young woman decided to achieve her studies far away from home, and … Continue reading Meet Senegalese producer Rehanna Ngom and take a look at her latest short film “The  Prophecy”