Herieth Paul is a Tanzanian model and was discovered when she attended an open call at Angie’s AMTI, a modelling agency in Canada.
Photo Credit: Instagram/Herieth Paul
Harrods spotlights five African and diasporic fashion brands, celebrating contemporary African creativity, heritage craftsmanship and global luxury at its London store.
The rebrand encompasses a new logomark, logotype, and colour system, each developed with the same precision and cultural intentionality that has defined Odio Mimonet's work since its founding.
Imane Ayissi’s Autumn/Winter 2026–2027 collection captivated audiences at the latest Paris Fashion Week with a striking interplay of magenta silks, bright yellow raffia, and intricately woven motifs.
The Canerow Company represents everything Africa Fashion Week London believes fashion should be: innovative, culturally rooted, socially conscious and future-focused.
Few figures have contributed to the evolution of African fashion in the UK as consistently or as comprehensively as Samson Soboye.
The design reflects Ozwald Boateng’s distinctive approach—where tradition and modernity exist in conversation rather than competition.
Accessorized to perfection, Didi Stone anchored her look in the heart of Paris with the Ezum necklace, earrings, bracelet, and ring from the culturally rooted Omenala collection.
To celebrate its 20th anniversary, STUDIO D’MAXSI DESIGNS will host a series of activities throughout June.
This Valentine’s, We’re Shopping Local and Loving Harder.
With achievements like this, Africa Fashion Week London continues to celebrate and elevate the world-class designers it supports and the endless possibilities of African-inspired fashion.
With this recognition, Boye Doe is set to gain further exposure, opening doors to new collaborations, runway showcases, and global retail opportunities.
