African Fashion Designers

Meet our African designers, designs and everything African fashion!

GloRia WavaMunno by Gloria Wavamunno

Above: Picture of Gloria Wavamunno

Gloria Wavammuno is a Ugandan fashion designer and owner of GloRia WavaMunno known  for her very creative, dynamic and unique designs. A  graduate from the American Intercontinental University London, Gloria combines  the best of African fabrics with a blend of western fabrics which portrays her designs as daring and fashionable. Her African Kitenge pieces scream creativity and catchy as she embraces her African heritage through her kitenge designs.

 Fastionistas, here are some of her designs:

         

     

                    

                                          

For more on Gloria and her collections, visit her website: www.gloriawavamunno.com

Loin Cloth & Ashes by Anisa Mpungwe

 

Picture: Anisa Mpungwe

Anisa Mpungwe is a Tanzanian born designer all the way in East Africa. She owns a fashion label known as Loin Cloth & Ashes.

This young fashion designer has been passionate about fashion from an early age which she experimented during her teenage days.  She holds a Bachelors degree in Fashion & Marketing from Midrand Graduate Institute. In addition to that, Mpungwe went on to pursue Creative Pattern Cutting at the London College of Fashion.

Here are some of her designs:

                   

     

For more on Anisa and her designs, visit her website www. www.loinclothandashes.com

Deola Sagoe owner of House of Deola Sagoe

Above: Deola Sagoe

Nigerian fashion designer Deola Sogoe is a well renowned haute couture fashion designer known for her colourful and eye-catching designs. Sogoe studied at the University of Miami and University of Lagos. She graduated with a Masters degree in Finance and Management and later started designing in 1998.

On the financial and management aspects of her business, we can clearly see why she’s a successful business woman. That degree is being put to use;)

Here’s a sample of House of Deola Sagoe:



  


For more on her designs, check out www.deolasagoe.net for more insight.