Africa-Press – Eswatini. For Spring/Summer 2023/24, African designers are taking inspiration from the rich tapestry of Africa’s natural and cultural wonders. Think earthy tones reminiscent of terracotta, olive green, and sandy beige, beautifully complemented by the bright, symbolic colours of the continent.
These hues reflect Africa’s diverse landscapes, from the Sahara Desert to lush rainforests, and they’re making a splash in prints, embroidery, and patterns.
But that’s not all – multi-pocketed pants, asymmetrical hemmed skirts, and dresses add a contemporary twist to tradition.
Here are the Spring/Summer 2023/24 fashion trends
Natural Colours
Be inspired by the natural hues of the African continent this Spring Summer 2024. All items are available for purchase and pre-order on the House of Nala by AFI Store in Sandton City and House of Nala by AFI Online Store.
The colour palette for this season is inspired by the beauty of nature and culture in Africa. Earthy tones like terracotta, olive green, and sandy beige are juxtaposed with the bright colours symbolic of Africa, reflecting the continent’s stunning landscapes, from the Sahara Desert to the lush rainforests. These colours are contrasted with vibrant prints, embroidery and patterns, and other key trends like multi-pocketed pants and jackets, asymmetric hemmed skirts and dresses that bring a unique fusion of tradition and contemporary style.
African fashion designers are experimenting with silhouettes that are both stylish and comfortable. Oversized blouses, billowy dresses, and wide-legged pants are some of the key pieces that have made a splash on the runway. These garments not only make a fashion statement but also embrace the African climate, allowing for freedom of movement and breathability.
African fashion designers are experimenting with silhouettes that are both stylish and comfortable. Oversized blouses, billowy dresses, and wide-legged pants are some of the key pieces that have made a splash on the runway. These garments not only make a fashion statement but also embrace the African climate, allowing for freedom of movement and breathability.
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