For most Zimbabwean brands, longevity is an achievement in itself. Forget the patchy release schedules and the sometimes demoralizing market response; for most designers, to bring their idea forth...
Let’s be honest, ‘Zimbabwean fashion’ is a wide-ranging, hard-to-define concept.
Is it the African attire, the ‘cows came home’ aesthetic? Is it the long denim skirts and pumps,...
The Skeyi and Strobo Fabrik Party (SSFP) has grown from a niche gathering of creatives to one of the most anticipated events on the Zimbabwean creative calendar.
Whilst Zimbabwean...
Fashion should not be reduced to just self-expression or ‘looking cool’ - it’s way more than that. Fashion can be a medium to communicate issues that matter, and that...
The craft of crocheting has survived generations in Zimbabwe, passed down over gleeful conversations and taken mostly as a hobby. Some of you might remember your mothers and grandmothers...
Four decades after independence, Zimbabwe still finds itself painfully centralized. Any development that this country has seen has been mostly reserved for Harare and Bulawayo.
So much so that...
With over three decades' experience in fashion and clothing, Joyce Chimanye has earned her stripes as a veteran of the industry.
Having witnessed the evolution,...