Spring-summer 2027 ready-to-wear collections: Africa in the spotlight at Paris Fashion Week
In Paris, Jacques Logoh, designer and founder of Togo's International Fashion Festival, gives African creatives a platform on the theme "Fashion against HIV".
France 24 reports that in Paris, Jacques Logoh, designer and founder of Togo's International Fashion Festival, gives African creatives a platform on the theme "Fashion against HIV".
Fashion can absolutely be political, when it shapes identities and questions the balance of power. With his label Maxhosa Africa, South Africa's Laduma Ngxokolo is determined to put the continent in the spotlight.
This lifestyle story centres on France. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Paris Fashion Week, Paris's Père Lachaise Cemetery and Maxhosa Africa.
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