Faith Olabode, Author at OMIREN STYLES

São Toméan Dress Is Not Fusion: It Is a Creole Language of Layer, Labour and Memory

Style & Identity

São Toméan Dress Is Not Fusion: It Is a Creole Language of Layer, Labour and Memory

Candombe drummers in coordinated shirts, vests, scarves, and hats playing drums during Montevideo Llamada.

Style & Identity

The Llamada Is a Wardrobe of Memory: How Candombe Dress Makes Afro-Uruguay Visible

Gabon's Raffia Test: Can a Craft Material Become a Market Before Its Makers Are Left Behind?

Editorial Intelligence

Gabon’s Raffia Test: Can a Craft Material Become a Market Before Its Makers Are Left Behind?

Mashramani's Costume Economy: Design, Labour, and the Street

CULTURE

The Mash as National Dress: Afro-Guyanese Wardrobe and the Politics of Republic Day Spectacle

African Textile Reporting: 8 Editorial Shortcuts That Need Fact-Checking

Editorial Intelligence

African Textile Reporting: 8 Editorial Shortcuts That Need Fact-Checking

African Fashion Events in 2026: International Trade Visitors, Buyers and Data Gaps

Editorial Intelligence

African Fashion Events in 2026: International Trade Visitors, Buyers and Data Gaps

Madagascar Ravintsara and Centella: What Skincare Consumers Should Know

Skincare

Madagascar Ravintsara and Centella: What Skincare Consumers Should Know

Uli: Igbo Women's Ephemeral Art of Body, Wall and Line

CULTURE

Uli: Igbo Women’s Ephemeral Art of Body, Wall and Line

Black Consciousness Made Dress Political: Steve Biko, the Afro Look and Apartheid South Africa

Style & Identity

Black Consciousness Made Dress Political: Steve Biko, the Afro Look and Apartheid South Africa

Handloom Cloth, Wax Print and Côte d'Ivoire's Domestic Textile Market

Market Trends

Handloom Cloth, Wax Print and Côte d’Ivoire’s Domestic Textile Market

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