This is an online show for African Fashion lovers, Fashion Designers, Stylists, and Artists.We discuss their current projects ,career wins and struggles.
African fashion designers in 2021 are now building up their businesses online.On this episode I will be sharing my observations so far and how My business has had to adapt. The pandemic really changed the production and sale of African garments,jewelry and art.Most designers and Artist relied on events ,trade shows and fashion shows.Lockdown restrictions were different in each country and that forced alot of retail shop to close and go online.There is hope as things start to open up but there will be a shift in how garments are produced showcased and sold.Please leave a comment or suggestion and let us know what you think is the future of African fashion Follow us on Ig @fundicafe,subscribe to our YouTube channel @fundicafe and check out our blog at www.fundicafe.com
9 Dec 2020TRANSCRIPT
CHRISTMASCAST SERIES EP-1
December (https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/december/) is here and it's one of our favorite times of the year and we are excited to share Christmas -cast (https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/christmascast/) mini-series with you all. We will explore a few gift ideas (https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/giftideas/) and share Christmas (https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/christmas/) experiences and how to make each year memorable. In this episode, I will be sharing my favorite Christmas memory what I learned from it, and my take on giving. Feel free to leave a comment and let us know about your most memorable Christmas follow me on youtube and Instagram @fundicafe or checkout ww.fundicafe.com
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22 Nov 2020TRANSCRIPT
THREE GOALS THAT I SET AND HAVE WORKED FOR ME AS AN AFRICAN FASHION DESIGNER.
My name is Floise Njeru, am a self-taught fashion designer born and raised in Kenya but later moved to the USA and launched my fashion business online. In this episode, I will share with you some of the goals I set before starting my African fashion online shop @africascloset. Feel free to leave a note, suggestion, or comment on what has worked for your business. I hope this inspires you to keep doing what you love and hopefully achieve your goals.
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14 Nov 2020
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUSIC AND FASHION WITH KRISTINE ALICIA.
We had a wonderful time at Fundi Cafe with Kristine Alicia sampling her new song black diamond.Kristine is a singer and a songwriter who we've had the pleasure of styling (www.africascloset.com) some of her music videos. In this episode we will be discussing the fashion and the concept behind the black diamond song.What it means especially to the black community.Follow Kristine @kristimealiciamusic /Subscribe to her YT channel @kristinealicia. Feel free to leave a comment at www.fundicafe.com or on our social media site @fundicafe #africanfashion #africanpodcast #africanfashiondesigner #reggeaartist #reggea #floisenjeru #reggeamusic #kristinealicia #africascloset
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African Fashion in 2021 - My Take
Published 14 May 2021 · Transcript excerpt
[…] Looking back in 2019 and the years before that, My business really relied a lot on events, African festivals, trade shows, all that good stuff, pop-up shops. And we were still online, but that was where we kind of made a good crowd and were able to talk, interact, you name it. […]
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