Sunday, 15 May 2011

Celebrating Fashion Today

Founded in 1957 by African women dedicated to uplifting the plight of disadvantaged women and children, the International Womens Society (IWS) proudly presents "Celebrating Fashion Today" - a coffee table book showcasing the very best of West African fashion with all proceeds of sale donated to the IWS Home for Abandoned Children.

Nigeria is a thriving and pulsating hotbed of creative fashion and its contemporary designers - both home-grown and Diaspora, are beginning to force Africa’s style and voice onto the global scene. The book contains stylish imagery and photography from fashion shoots, catwalk shows and exhibitions. "Celebrating Fashion Today" also uncovers the vibrant and fascinating fashion industry of the continents largest nation from an insiders point of view. It profiles fashion pioneers such as Duro Olowu and features My Asho designers including Jewel by Lisa, Tiffany Amber and Ituen Basi.
The book also contains a comprehensive fashion glossary, compiled by StyleHouseFiles explaining the styles and techniques involved in the production of African materials such as Aso Oke and Ankara

Each book is beautifully presented in an African print book cover produced by Colours in Africa. If you are genuinely interested in African fashion and its growing influence on the global stage, this is a must read book for you. Get your copy today exclusively at myasho.com

For more about the International Womens Society, please click here
For more about the launch of this book, please click here and here.

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