Naturelle Collection

Get em while you can. New stock in hand. Scroll to see available options. Choose what you like. Collect in Joburg or two day courier from Fastway to your day. The are retailing for 150 Randelas. Courier cost is charged to you. *

Thank you for your life Mama Winnie Madikizela Mandela. Rest in Power. #RIPWinnieMandela

A resting pineapple. An arrested pineapple. An arresting pineapple.

Back by popular demand. 📢 Afromonos back in stock. Enhanced length and additional prints. #kimono #africanprint Model: @mbaleeekhanyeee

(Scroll alert) While I'm in Accra might as well, here's some trivia which should be better documented! In 1957, Ghana became the first country in Sub Saharan Africa to gain independence from colonial rule under the leadership of Kwame Nkrumah who had returned from attending university in America in 1945 and lead the resistance movement. Scroll through these few historical pix. 1. Maya Angelou lived in Accra from 1961 to 1965 and worked at the University of Ghana, Radio Ghana, Ghana Times and performed at the Ghana National Theatre. 2. This picture is W. E.B. Dubois 95th birthday celebrations in Accra. In 1961 Nkrumah invited his long term mentor and friend W. E.B. (William, Edward, Bughardt) Du Bois to help him research and collate Encyclopedia Africana. Du Bois came with his wife Shirley Graham Dubois who was later instrumental in setting up Ghana Broadcasting Corporation. Dubois Died in 1963 and is buried in Accra. Mrs Dubois went to live in Egypt with Fathia Nkrumah after a couple ousted Nkrumah in 1966. 3. Coretta Scott King and Martin Luther King at Nkrumahs inauguration in 1957 in Accra. 4. Malcolm X and Maya Angelou in Accra in 1964. X convinced Maya to come back and help with civil rights movement and she moved back to the states in1965. 5. Nina Simone disillusioned by the ongoing assassinations of her civil rights movement peers and recently divorced sought refuge in Ghana during the 60s. 6. Kwame Nkrumah dancing with the Duchess of Kent ( Love the Kente gear) at his inauguration. 7. Muhammad Ali and Kwame Nkrumah in 1964 trying the time Ali was prohibited from fighting because of refusing to be drafted to the army and his anti Vietnam War stance. 8. Malcolm X wearing a traditional Smog shirt with Shirley Graham Dubois in 1964. A year later he was assassinated. #panafrican #kwamenkrumah #dubois #mayaangelou (at Accra New Town)

Enroute to SABC gala what what. Summoning inner Brenda Fassie. #zimnandindaba