Yes, you read right
our very own african traditional fabrics
being featured on Asos at exorbitant prices
I'm not sure how to take this,
is it positive or not?
Pictures below:

of cos it is positive , go africa, the world is taking notice that we have got style,colour and are a bunch of merry people, print is in flaunt it

Good for ankara but I'm guessing ankara is just like any other material out there, so my question is : Kini big deal?

it will be such a pity if, like several generations before us, we allow oyinbo people be the ones who make money off what is indeginously african. we always want white people to validate something before we accept it. every other continent has woken up to the fact that what they have to offer on the world stage is culture. africa, africa, africa. how many times did i call your name. when mathew williamson came up with an ankara collection any wise person would have known ankara was the next big thing. the oyinbos will make all the money from ankara in front of us. trust the chinese, most of the ankara in balogun is made in china. africa, wake up. this day music festval thanks for providing an international platform for nigerian fashion designers.

ajiriavae: it will be such a pity if, like several generations before us, we allow oyinbo people be the ones who make money off what is indeginously african. we always want white people to validate something before we accept it. every other continent has woken up to the fact that what they have to offer on the world stage is culture. africa, africa, africa. how many times did i call your name. when mathew williamson came up with an ankara collection any wise person would have known ankara was the next big thing. the oyinbos will make all the money from ankara in front of us. trust the chinese, most of the ankara in balogun is made in china. africa, wake up. this day music festval thanks for providing an international platform for nigerian fashion designers.

Very impassioned speech luv, I'm feeling you.

I saw it in primary too