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Lisa Folawiyo, William Okpo, David Tlale & More! Find Out All The African Designers Showcasing At The NYFW (4th – 11th September)

David Tlale

David Tlale

Fashion week has officially kicked off in New York since yesterday, Thursday 4th of September and we are quite excited. We simply cannot wait to see all the new collections that will be showcased from some of our favourite designers as they unveil their Spring/Summer 2015 collections.

Remarkably there are quite a number of African designers to look forward to during the 2014 New York Fashion Week and we are going to do our best to keep our eyes on them. African designers have been doing wonderfully well in bridging the boundaries of the fashion industry and we are especially pleased that the world is paying more attention to the truly spectacular designers.

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Lisa Folawiyo

Lisa Folawiyo

The New York Fashion Week will run from Thursday, 4th of September to Thursday, 11th of September. Some of the African designers you can expect to see are David Tlale (South Africa), Lisa Folawiyo (Nigeria), Deola Sagoe (Nigeria) and more. See the detailed list of African creatives showcasing below:

BCBG Max Azria: Thursday 4 September, 10:00 – Theatre.

Mimi Plange: Friday 5 September.

William Okpo: Friday 5 September.

Suno: Friday 5 September, 8PM – Center 548, 548 W. 22nd St,. btw 10th and 11th Ave.

Herve Leger by Max Azria: Saturday 6 September, 15:00 – Theatre.

Lisa Folawiyo: Saturday 6 September – Laduree SoHo

Josh & Nicol: Saturday 6 September,

David Tlale: Sunday 7 September, 13:00 – Pavilion

Deola / Clan: Wednesday 10 September, 11:00 – Salon

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