The Evolution of Headpiece Style in Kenya Headpieces have existed in African cultures for as long as memory allows. They were never mere accessories. They signal belief systems, seniority, marital status, and community affiliation. Some are c... Feb 20, 2026 Weekly Edition
Valentine's Day In Nairobi This season felt less about the relationships we cling to and more about the friendships we build. Across Kenya, Galentine’s quietly took over the city. The girlies were intentional. Soft dinners. Tho... Feb 17, 2026 latest stories
Nairobi Fashion Week 2026 Nairobi Fashion Week unfolded over four days , opening with an intimate cocktail at Mateo’s Karen that immediately set the tone for a season defined by connection, creativity, and purpose. The atmosph... Feb 5, 2026 Weekly Edition
Nairobi Fashion Week The day of the fashion show, certain designs stood out more than others. It wasn’t always the novelty of the idea that left the strongest impression. It was how the pieces were cleverly presented . In... African Fashion Feb 2, 2026 latest stories
The Unseen Cost of Gendered Fashion BelowCloud 97 was born as a homage to those who feel fractured in fitting rooms or to those whose clothes align with social expectations yet fail to grasp who they truly are. 1997 My name is Androgeno... African Fashion genderinkenya queerfashionkenya Jan 29, 2026 Weekly Edition
Inside Valentino's legacy How is Valentino relevant to Kenya? He is not Italian. This is a very good question. True, Valentino is not Kenyan. His work is not accessible to most of us. However, this is not about access. And it ... Jan 27, 2026 Weekly Edition
Designers of the year Last year, we had the chance to interact with some truly wonderful designers whose work reminded us why fashion remains one of the most powerful forms of innovation. Fashion, at its core, is about bre... Jan 20, 2026 Weekly Edition
The Cosmology of Kiondo During the event organised by Vicky Ngari , titled The Cosmology of the Kiondo, I had the opportunity to gain first-hand experience in crafting the bags with the Weaving Women Lead of Afrocuteness. Se... Nov 28, 2025 Weekly Edition
A Fashion Show in Gikomba: At first glance, a fashion show in Gikomba might sound contradictory. Kenyan fashion today is increasingly guided by two major trends: local production that uses local materials and workforce and then... Nov 27, 2025 Weekly Edition
The Minimalism Overdose Minimalism is grounded in the idea that life thrives when given the space to do so. Just as a plant needs room, water, and light to grow, a healthy lifestyle also requires balance and intentionality. ... Oct 30, 2025 Weekly Edition
Beyond the Crown: An Interview with Aisha Mohamed Mwasene Q: Please introduce yourself. Previous Next My name is Aisha Mohamed Mwasene , and I am a Prison Officer in charge of Talent and Entertainment at Lang’ata Women’s Prison . Alongside my official duties... Oct 22, 2025 latest stories
The Price of Freedom: Afrihue's insights from Lang’ata Women’s Prison I have rarely found myself at a loss for words, searching for language that could carry both truth and clarity. Yet here I am, humbled by the weight of this topic. It is not for the faint-hearted. The... lang'ata womens prison miss lang'ata fashion Oct 16, 2025 Weekly Edition