Published: October 31, 2016 Last Updated 6 months ago by FPN SEO
The 4th edition of Nairobi Fashion Week (NFW) will be held in November 25th & 26th at the Concord Hotels with the main shows proceeding at 7.00 p.m-10.00 p.m of both nights. The bar has been set high for designers showcasing at NFW over the years and this year’s show will maintain the standards. The rebranding of the NFW pop up shops shows Nairobi Fashion Week’s commitment to the promotion and sales of the Africa’s design industry as an important economic activity.
This year’s event theme dubbed ‘Mama Africa’ seeks to empower the African continent through fashion by portraying Africa’s self-sustainability, hard work, resilience and its natural beauty. This year’s Summer/Spring Edition will bring together Fashion Designers from Netherlands, Uganda, Egypt, Ghana, Benin, Zimbabwe and Kenya the host. Vivienne Taa from Kenya is set to open the show while patrons while fashion enthusiasts utilize the on-site designer pop up display stands, viewing and buying out their favorite pieces. Read on to get a glimpse of the past events:
A model showcasing the designs by Temilola Williams from nigeria, during NFW season 1 at Hilton Hotel, Nairobi.
A model showcasing the designs by Temilola Williams from nigeria, during NFW season 1 at Hilton Hotel, Nairobi.
A model in Moliech fashion house, during the 2015 NFW held at Garden City Mall.
A model in Lewis Wanyoike designs at Laico hotel during the 2nd edition of NFW.
A model in Lewis Wanyoike designs at Laico hotel during the 2nd edition of NFW.
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