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Philip Sifon

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Owambo Dress Traditions in Namibia: The Communities the Fashion Press Rarely Names
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Owambo Dress Traditions in Namibia: The Communities the Fashion Press Rarely Names

  • Philip Sifon
  • July 29, 2026
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Malawian Chitenje Bridal Styling: The Wedding Tradition Behind the Fabric
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Malawian Chitenje Bridal Styling: The Wedding Tradition Behind the Fabric

  • Philip Sifon
  • July 29, 2026
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Toubou and Sara Dress Traditions in Chad: Clothing Across the Sahel Divide
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Toubou and Sara Dress Traditions in Chad: Clothing Across the Sahel Divide

  • Philip Sifon
  • July 28, 2026
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London Fashion Week SS27: The African and Diaspora Designers Who Are Actually the Story
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London Fashion Week SS27: The African and Diaspora Designers Who Are Actually the Story

  • Philip Sifon
  • July 22, 2026
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African Fashion Designers in America: Who Is Building Something That Lasts?
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African Fashion Designers in America: Who Is Building Something That Lasts?

  • Philip Sifon
  • July 21, 2026
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Dedan Kimathi's Mau Mau-Era Dress and Kenya's Visual Memory of Anti-Colonial Resistance
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Dedan Kimathi’s Mau Mau-Era Dress and Kenya’s Visual Memory of Anti-Colonial Resistance

  • Philip Sifon
  • July 17, 2026
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Eritrean Men's Traditional Dress: Kidan Habesha, Gabi, and Why the Habesha Label Misrepresents It
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Eritrean Men’s Traditional Dress: Kidan Habesha, Gabi, and Why the Habesha Label Misrepresents It

  • Philip Sifon
  • July 16, 2026
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Kabyle Amazigh Wedding Dress Algeria: Thakandorth, Ath Yenni Silver, and the Kabylia Tradition

  • Philip Sifon
  • July 15, 2026
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Umushanana Rwanda: Gusaba Ceremony, Kigali Bridal Boutiques, and Modern Bridalwear
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Umushanana Rwanda: Gusaba Ceremony, Kigali Bridal Boutiques, and Modern Bridalwear

  • Philip Sifon
  • July 14, 2026
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Why UK Diaspora Dress Codes Change by Occasion
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Why UK Diaspora Dress Codes Change by Occasion

  • Philip Sifon
  • July 9, 2026
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