The 1990s, a decade that saw record numbers of women in the workplace and a third wave of feminism, were a turning point for Barbie, who was marketed with the slogan We Girls Can Do Anything. But the brand was often criticized for promoting unrealistic body standards and gender norms
All the artisan-driven collections for women, men, children and home are made entirely in Africa Pyer Moss Haitian-American fashion designer Kerby Jean-Raymond keeps moving fashion along with his contemporary womenswear and menswear label I love the 90s nostalgia and streetwear and his unfiltered honesty and passion for the industry Tolu Coker with a focus on sustainability, diversity and social responsibility British-Nigerian Tolu Coker really brought LFW alive when she made her debut I loved how she reworked denim and recycled leathers with bold illustrative prints and embroideries Lisou London is founded by Tanzania-born Rene MacDonald is a fashion brand specialising in beautiful silk pieces with a twist Hanifa from Anifa Mvuemba is a contemporary ready-to-wear brand for women without limits with most of its fashion available in sizes 0 to 20 the maxi dresses are just beautiful Alosh London is a glamorous and beautifully tailored colourful brand from Shola Ajayi, a British-born designer with Nigerian descent Kemi Telford offers bold and colourful prints and flattering silhouettes Me is a lifestyle brand that launched in 2018 with a focus on resort wear made with natural and biodegradable fabrics, that are breathable, elegant and functional
Signature wavy asymmetric dress in sustainably sourced yarns and recycled sequins
Dress is decorated with white festhers on waist
Some shoe colours pair better with particular coloured jeans than others, and the shoe and jean colour can also affect the formality of an outfit
