The exhibition shows works created from 2020 to the present and explores spirituality, memory, ancestry, land, family and lineage, existence in Nairobi, culture and music.
Behind many of her looks is her sister, Beverline Ashioya, founder of Afabri Designs, a creative partnership born of their upbringing, cultural identity, and an intimate understanding of each other.
iToka – The Crossing returns with live performances, fashion, visual art and a creative marketplace, bringing together Kenyan artists and creatives for its second edition
Bettydora Odhiambo and Neema Kinoti will showcase their work at Africa Fashion Week London 2026 after gaining international exposure through the British Council’s Creative DNA programme
Top East African designers and fashion creatives were honoured during the East Africa International Fashion Week in Kisumu, with Zarabi Fashion House taking the top designer award.
The two-day event, marked the latest instalment of the platform's monthly series following previous pop-ups at Yaya Centre and Nairobi Street Kitchen.