Explore the rapidly evolving future of African fashion with actor Maame Adjei.
Adjei plays the lead role in the hit Ghanaian series An African City, which has been widely dubbed ‘the African Sex in The City’.
She opens this discussion of the many ways in which designers on the continent and in the African diaspora are moving beyond the traditional, escaping stereotypes and creating truly new styles for a global fashion audience.
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