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Chulala chulala,Chulz...... yada yada where have you been we miss your writing and blog content that's the sort of mails i scribble through almost each single day..like damn i know you mean well and im like the awesomest funny ninja you have encountered in your lives through my blog thanks to internet but can a brother try to impregnate a light skin and wife her maybe just maybe in peace without you constantly reminding me that i have a blog responsibility to keep you wanting more from m???? :-@
 
, thing with blogging is that it needs time investment and energy in-that you constantly have to be publishing your original content and good stuff to,for you to please your followers.. i know most of you reading this post must be like whats this douche' bag talking about ^o) so I'll sadly enough stop with the blog talk and go on and tell u what happened

Lupita Nyong’o October Vogue cover is her second time to premiere, and she is stunning, as always ofcourse and im not only saying this cause im from Kenya too *smirk*. The upcoming Star Wars actress also flitted through the prerequisite 73 Questions with Vogue video, where she dishes on everything from her fav drink which is pineapple juice to her favorite rap lyric to be “We want a lady in the street, but a freak in the bed.” by John Legend her fashion spread inside of the October issue are even better.

Hey loyal readers wsuuuuuuup!... With  Women's wear Fashion Week just around the corner, there's no time like the present for a jiffy throwback to Men's Fashion Week, where by i will be highlighting couple of my favorite collections from Paris, Milan & New York. If by any chance you missed it, here's my review from Europe's Mens Collection.

Founded in 1977 by Micheal Drake, The original Drake's collection was compromised of men's quality scarves quickly followed, which swiftly became the 'heart and soul' of the business. over the years the company has won prestigious accolades for design and export achievement, including the queen's award for export and the UK fashion Export God award for outstanding export achievement,

                                                

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Now, let's address the elephant in the room (no, not that cute elephant print on your shirt).

Nobody does African inspired print like Stella Jean. I have seen a slew of designers trying to re-invent the print with a modern twist but none have done it quite like Stellar Jean does. The spring/summer 14 collection gets the mix right, fusing classic menswear with statement African inspired print pieces hits the ball right out the park. Stella Jean knows her print, and more importantly how to fuse with other pieces, this collection is a how to wear African print garments tutorial. My favorite picks are definitely the double breasted jacket and the -t shirt and button down hybrid .

 The brand’s dedication to innovating and enhancing its knitwear has not changed. High-waist trousers in breathable material, military style shirts and African tribal printed polo shirts were also seen on the Runway. The mood of the collection previewed on the second day of Milan Fashion Week, was encapsulated in an intricate sand-color crew-neck sweater with pieces of red and milky shell embroidered into decorative panels. A small leather talisman sack, for a good luck charm or precious object, was worn around the neck on strands of beads. The designer for the family label referenced the colors of the continent: indigo textile dyes from Benin, clay tones from Mali, and dark olive from the rain forests of Ivory Coast.

Strut It Afrika Fashion Week is a platform that aims at highlighting our rich culture through celebrating African Heritage by bringing together FASHION, ART & DANCE.
There goal is to create a Regional Fashion Week, an event that incorporates the region by promoting talent and bringing together the vast different cultures in one arena.

 Ingredients:
~ 22 Designers from South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Ethiopia and Kenya.
~ 33 Models from Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Congo, Nigeria, South Sudan, Antigua and Kenya.

Israella|KOBLA| is an African fashion label for the edgy girl that loves to express her own style through the clothes she wears. Runned by UK born, Ghanaian fashion designer, Emefa Kuadey, Israella|KOBLA| is all about creating edgy, classy and feminine looks. The brand’s debut collection is called, “Lost in the WILDERNESS” and it not only symbolizes Emefa’s entry into the fashion industry, but also urges the wearer to bring out her inner wild side in every look. this is what she had to say about the collection
"This collection is based on the idea of a regal woman trying to explore her “wild side”. Every piece in the collection has either a feminine silhouette or a very feminine feature about it. At the same time the clothes are taken to a unique level, with some sort of edgy, defining detail.