For some light hearted Friday fun check out this video from the South African duo Mafikizolo (featuring Uhuru). It ‘s got the best beat, prints, colour, patterns, dancing and fashion inspiration. What more could you ask for?. Have a great weekend. Enjoy!
Here is some mellow music to bring in the weekend. Adekunle Gold is a Nigerian musician who has some really beautiful imagery in his videos. I always look out for his new work because they are always colourful and there are usually some interesting batiks and prints to drool over. This video is very printastic …
A total Printastic explosion is what I would call Janet Jackson’s new video for ‘Made For Now’ featuring Daddy Yankee. I see so many familiar prints and batiks and even better some of the outfits have been made by great designers of which we are fans. The resplendent blue and turquoise dress on the rooftop …
The muscian Adekunle Gold is a fan of batik, adire fabric and can often be seen in his performances and in his videos wearing some pretty cool outfits. Check out the video, enjoy the music and of course the colours.
A very printastic video with MzVee and Yemi Alade. Treat your eyes to some bright colours and have a fabulous weekend.
Because it is the start of the weekend. Some music and of course colourful fashion to ease the senses into the weekend mood.
This fun yet versatile Butterfly print is our fabric of the week. It is produced in Nigeria on 100% cotton and features an abstract butterfly print, available in three colourways. The main colour of all three versions is navy blue but each has a slightly different background and highlight colour. All are available to purchase …
There are some of our favourite fabric designs which come in different colourways. The Crevettes print is one of them. When I first came across the Teal and Orange version of this fabric design, I thought the abstract design resembled swimming sea creatures of some description. I was amused and not too surprised when I found …
I often hear people comment on how much they love the bold colours and patterns of African prints and textiles, yet are unsure just what to do with them and how to wear them. Well here is one approach that I quite like. One whereby all rules are thrown out of the window. The Print …
