Dashiki And Kente On The Runway: The Global Rise Of African Streetwear
Today, African garments like Dashikis and Kente, once staples of traditional attire, are now celebrated on international runways and worn by style influencers worldwide.
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10 Halloween Costume Ideas Inspired By Black Characters
From movie and pop stars to anime characters, this list features fun ideas that you can utilize.
From Afro To Braids: The Biggest Black Hair Trends From The ‘70s To Now
Black hair has always been more than just a style statement. It carries a rich history, embodying identity, cultural pride, and a spirit of defiance. For centuries Black communities around the world have created hairstyles that are uniquely their own, shaping and influencing fashion trends worldwide.
Top Sustainable Fashion From Ghana That You Can Buy In August
Beyond its iconic Kente fabrics, Ghana is cultivating a reputation as a center for sustainable design.
6 Black-Owned Headwear Brands to Shop This Fall
Here, you’ll find some of the best picks whether you reach for a classic wide-brim hat, cool beanie, or a vintage newsboy cap. Whether you’re bundling up or adding some pop to your look, these 6 Black-owned hat brands have you covered.
6 Black-Owned Headwear Brands to Shop This Fall
Whether you’re bundling up or adding some pop to your look, these 6 Black-owned hat brands have you covered.
Shaka Zulu is back in Black pop culture – how the famous king has been portrayed over the decades
Shaka Zulu is one of the most famous figures in South African history, even though not much is actually known about him.
Kente: A symbol of the rich culture of the Ashanti people of Ghana
Traditionally, Kente cloth was reserved for Ashanti royalty, where it originated from, who wore it during sacred ceremonies.
Ethiopia’s musicians fled the country after the 1974 revolution – how their unique Afro-inspired culture lives on
Musicians were part of a mass outflow of people from the Horn of Africa that began as a direct outcome of the Ethiopian revolution.
A Glimpse into Zimbabwe’s Ancient Architecture
The ruins are believed to have been built between the 11th and 15th centuries by the ancestors of the Shona people.