‘SAY NO TO DRUGS’ with ALLY REHMTULLAH FASHION SHOW

Yesterday Vodacom Foundation teamed up with Ally Rehmtullah to fashionably ‘SAY NO TO DRUGS’.The event took place at the Zanzibar Serena Hotel, other designers that were present was Vida Mahimbo,Kihaga,Farouqe Abdella!

Guest of Honor Zanzibar’s Minister of Communication,Sports and Tourism Mr. Abdullah Jilad Hassan and the event organiser Ms.Maryan Olsen.

 

 

     All designs from Zanzibarian Designer KIHAGA

This is my favourite outfit worn by Miss Tanzania 2010 Genevieve Emmanuel designed by Farouqe Abdella from Zanzibar

**Apparently Farouqe Abdella has worked with so many people including the Late Princess of Wales Diana!

Farouqe Abdella and models!*i love love**

HOTNESS All designs by Tanzanian Designer Vida Mahimbo

 

MORE PICS TO COME

AFRICAN PRINTS TAKE OVER

Despite all these trends with lace etc. African prints have recently taken the fashion world by storm! Celebs have been seen rocking them and as a matter of fact they really do look good. Some have even created a whole collection out of the african prints..hmm!


Although some few years back it seemed as if african designs were not exposed but to our surprise it just boomed in the international fashion industry.


Last year in the New York Fashion Week, Singer Gwen Stefani made a collection for her label L.A.M.B from African prints and am lovin em, some say she snatched some designs from the Africa Fashion Week, you be the judge lol!






Here are a few designs from her collection.

Cute flirty dresses

Love this one!

African prints like Vitenge & Khangas have beautiful colors and patterns but from my opinion people usually go wrong when they overmix the colors/patterns to the extent you cant really tell what is nice and what aint. Another thing is the designs, let your mind run wild and be creative you can mix up any color or pattern with either a different material like lace etc or try a solid color and throw on accessories to complete your look.

Remember to keep it to the minimal dont over do it, too much of anything is bad!