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The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week was organized by the association Afro Fashion, created by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Camerun), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana) in order to promote and spread works from African designers and those inspired by Africa. During the second day, after the opening by Afroroots, three brands had been presented in the White Balance Space in Fabbrica del Vapore, Ethnic Revival, by Marc Bell, Nebua, Djuidje Couture. Georgette Et’o had been named as godmother of the event, which had been supported by Ratti, Sistema Moda Italia, offering their patronage with the honorary consulate of Cabo Verde. Make up artists were from Mba Making Beauty Academy. Paintings by Luigi Christopher Veggetti. Numerous sponsors and partners supported the organization of the Afro Fashion Week (Sponsor: Ciao Bellissima and AfroRicci, technical sponsors: Ratti and La Miracle de Cana. Parners: Festival Goes Diversity; COE - Centro Orientamento Educativo; LABA Douala; White Balance Space; ModaCult; Nappytalia; Natural Black and Beautiful; African Fashion Wear, Christopher Veggetti; Miss Cameroon Suisse).
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The fourth edition of the Afro Fashion Week organized by Michelle Francine Ngonmo (president, originally from Cameroon), and Ruth Akutu Maccarthy (vice-president, originally from Ghana). The event promotes and spreads works from African designers and those inspired by Africa.