Showcase of culture, style at first Brazza Fashion Week

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The initial version of Brazza vogue 7 days (BFW) has taken position in Brazzaville, the Republic of Congo’s cash. Held for a few times, the week showcased talents from the central african country, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Gabon.

The trend clearly show was structured below the theme “Traditions and modernity” and experienced Institut Français du Congo (IFC) teaming up with designer and Congolese artiste Queen Tawa.

Queen Tawa is responsible for the manufacturer “Liputa Swagga”.

“The Congo is the state of fashion and sape. It can be been two several years considering the fact that we did anything at all mainly because of Covid. There, we are little by little returning to the occasion. It is vital “ the artiste reported at the show in Brazzaville.

There had been also exhibitors at the celebration who displayed their products and brands.

“We offer you a wide range of sewn and unstitched merchandise. Gladys Kiba-Dira, a stylist and pattern maker from Brazzaville said of her products.

“Brazza Style 7 days is very first and foremost an celebration that encourages Congolese style and natural beauty, then aids business owners who are in the shadows to display by themselves to the community” the sample maker extra.

Throughout the fashion clearly show by itself, the designer from the DRC, Lydie Okosa developed a sensation by putting on a costume sewn with newspaper a present to plead for balanced conversation.

“I analyzed conversation, and which is when I understood that it is essential to communicate in a healthier way. For the reason that with this, one particular impression positively, a person can resolve conflicts. With a truthful communication, we can plainly assess the state we are in, and that can lead us to development”.

The Brazza Trend Week was the 1st working experience of a fashion 7 days for some designers and creators in Congo. Quite a few relished the showcase with stay music and other facet attractions.

Africanews correspondent Laudes Martial likened the occasion to that of a “re-born of Culture in Brazzaville”. Martial reiterated that the participation of some types and stylists from neighboring nations introduced even extra glamour to the show and that oranizers have hinted of their system to see the long run editions expanded.