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International Women's Day for me is about honoring International Women's Day for me is about honoring the women breaking barriers in their careers and standing up for #Equality and #Inclusion in their respective industries and global community. British actress @ruthmadeley wearing #AnyangoMpinga from the #phonology collection. Ruth is an advocate for the rights disabled people, having been born with Spina Bifida and has worked with the charity Whizz-Kidz for much of her life. She was nominated for a television BAFTA in 2016 for her work in "Don't Take My Baby." • • Photo: @josephseresin Hair: @jamesbickmore Make-up: @juliecooper_makeup Stylist: @about.jon Studio: @loftstudioslondon • #InternationalWomensDay
#FlashBack to a @britishvogue event not too long a #FlashBack to a @britishvogue event not too long ago when life felt normal! Icon @naomi, British Vogue Publishing Director @vanessakingori and Editor in Chief of British Vogue @edward_enninful! • • Happy Friday!!!
It's World Wildlife Day and I can't imagine a worl It's World Wildlife Day and I can't imagine a world without my favorite animal in the world.... Hummingbirds have been a continuous inspiration in my designs. • • Here's a fun fact about hummingbirds; their maximum forward flight speed is 30 miles per hour. These birds can reach up to 60 miles per hour in a dive! • • #Nature #love #worldwildlifeday #hummingbirds #fashion #textiledesign #inspiration
Current situation.... re-imagining my print design Current situation.... re-imagining my print designs for a new project, inspired by scarification patterns. I love revisiting this story as it's and often misunderstood African traditional practice. • • Here's another reason why this practice was an important of culture across tribes in Sub-Saharan Africa; Scarification was believed to indicate resistance to pathogens and to demonstrate attractiveness, superior value and a symbol of health for individuals seeking potential marriage partners. Scarification was used as aesthetic adornments and intended to attract partners. For instance, among the Tiv ethnolinguistic tribe in Cameroon and Nigeria, raised keloids have been described to induce euphoric feelings when touched, both among men and women. • • #AfricanTradition #Prints #ScarificationPatterns #sacredart #inspiration #textileprints #culture #fashion #textiledesign #blackandwhite #color #monochrome
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  • HOME
  • DESIGNER
  • COLLECTIONS
    • “The Pupil” (2021 Collection)
    • Human Family (2020 Collection)
    • Phonology (2019)
      • Phonology (2019 Collection)
      • Scarves – Phonology
    • Literary Disenthrallment (2018)
    • The Proverbial Dreamer (2017)
      • The Proverbial Dreamer Collection
      • Scarves
    • Kondo Udo (2016)
      • Kondo Udo Collection
      • Scarves
      • Jewellery
  • INSPIRATION
  • PRESS
  • FREE AS A HUMAN
  • SHOP
  • CONTACT