DC Fashion Week is the largest exhibition of fashion apparel in the District of Columbia. The designers of DC Fashion Week are an eclectic group of designing talent who come from around the globe. From the high fashion capitol of New York City, to the exotic coasts of New Zealand, to the exquisite city life of Belgium, they taking the nation's capital by storm.

Click here to see profiles of past designers including Betsey Johnson, Sean John, Leona Edmiston and Symbat.

The nation’s capital’s fashion week will feature designers from Cote d'Ivoire, Hungary, Italy, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Mozambique, Uzbekistan and the United States. DC Fashion Week is February 14 - 22, 2009. The Tenth International Couture Collections Show will take place at the Embassy of France on February 22, 2009

The eight day event will include fashion industry networking parties, an outdoor festival showcasing local designers, & designer trunk shows.

 
A partnership of independent fashion designers, producers and models, DCFASHIONWEEK creates increased economic development in the area of fashion design, clothing merchandising and modeling as well as enhances the visibility of the nation's capital as a center of international fashion. DC Fashion Week is held twice a year (February/September) and draws thousand of patrons to its shows. 

 
 

HEYDARI  

Mariam Heydari has garnered a loyal following for more than 25 years.  Consistently buying designer clothing may lend itself to curiosity and mystique about the personality of the designer.  But her success is built not on personality, but on her personal touch, attention to detail and unique styling.  Mariam states, “as a clothing retailer for 28 years, I learned that clothing has to be comfortable while in motion as well as at rest.  I desire that each piece works together to produce a piece of art that provides long-lasting pleasure - a statement of individual style that will be worn with pride.” There is no mass production involved in Heydari, which provides customers with clothes of distinction that are never shocking.   Heydari wraps the wearer in elegance through a process of layering, manipulation and addition of appropriate elements until the final vision is achieved. Behold texture, color and uneven lines and enjoy Heydari’s wearable art! 

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SHAZRAY KHAN

Sharay Khan

Shazray Khan is from Lahore, Pakistan, and currently a new resident of McLean, Virginia. Shazray has added a lot of sparkle and glamour in the Washington DC area since moving in 2006. Having studied at the International Academy of Design and Technology in Canada, Shazray returned to Lahore and joined her mother's couturier business called "Pieces of Passion". Her expertise and education added volumes to the business, as she developed her signature cocktail jackets covered with swarofski crystals, hand embroidered chrysanthemums, and semi-precious stones. Her designs appeal to both Eastern and Western audiences.  They combine the rich legacy of eastern hand embroidery, gems, and fabrics, with the clean, tailored look typical of classic Western clothes. Her collection was shown at Bridal Asia 2005 thru 2008; and that is just the beginning for this talented, young designer.

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TSYNDYMA 

Tsyndyma was born in Siberia.  After studying in Moscow and receiving a degree in Engineering, she acquired a love for fashion. Infusing mathematics and geometric precision into her designs, the couture fashion designer, Tsyndyma, was born. After maintaining a celebrity clientele in Moscow and Paris, she relocated to Washington, DC in 1999. Believing in the use of luxurious fabrics, and capturing the unique and simple essence of a woman, Tsyndyma realized that her core value was beauty.  Her philosophy is: “Anything can make you beautiful, as long as it makes you happy”.  

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GLAMOUROUS GOWNS BY GLYNN

Glynn Jackson, President and CEO of Glynn Jackson Productions, has for the past 25 years established himself as “The Maven of Everything Fabulous – it’s not hot if it’s not Glynn Jackson.” As the creator and founder of the only high caliber hair event - The Golden Scissors Awards – Mr. Jackson has heightened the level of excellence in the hair industry locally, nationally and internationally.  While there are other hair shows, for the past 15 years, The Golden Scissors Awards has been recognized and considered as the “Oscars of the hair industry.” Glamorous Gowns by Glynn Jackson blends sophistication with urban chic in a dazzling display of disparate design concepts.  Jackson believes that the relationship between hair, beauty and fashion is passion.  

For additional information about Mr. Jackson contact DC Fashion Week  

HOUSE OF JOLA

Joan Okorodudu was born on October 28, 1958. She hails from Aniocha North Local Government Area in Delta State, Nigeria.  She graduated from the prestigious Boston University with a political science degree in 1981, and returned to Nigeria to fulfill her Youth Service commitment.  During that same year, she was named first runner-up and later Miss Nigeria.  This was also the year she became a fashion designer. Okorodudu showcased her House of J’ola Clothing lines in many African nations’ fashion weeks. She is a well tested fashion designer and also the Chief Executive of House of J’ola Designs, which produces exotic designs for all ages and occasions. House of J’ola stocks original fabrics from Gucci and Roberto Cavalli, including silk and taffeta, French and original woodin. Her sojourn into fashion designing dates back to 1990 when she opened her first fashion house in Wilmington, Delaware, which she ran for three years before returning to Nigeria.  Joan, or “Mama J” as she is fondly called by close friends and relatives, is a mother and wife of 26 years. 

For more information about Joan Okorodudu contact DC Fashion Week

U YUMJIR

Yumjir Urjnee was born August 22, 1977 in Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar.  After graduating from the Nogoon Mori Art School, she went onto receive a bachelor’s degree in clothes design and art from the Creative Arts Institute in 2001.  In October 2008, she successfully organized an independent fashion show, “GLAMOUR,” displaying over 100 casual, luxurious, traditional and seasonal clothes for women and men. In 2004, she displayed her own collection at a family exhibition dedicated to the 100th anniversary of her grandfather, U. Yadamsuren, a Mongolian National State Awarded Artist. Yumjir states, “Continuing the deeds of my grandfather and my father, I dedicate myself to studying Mongolian traditional clothes and developing them in the contemporary world.”  She regularly takes part in the Goyol Contest-Festivals with luxurious, casual and traditional style collections for men and women.  

For additional information about Yumjir Urjnee contact DC Fashion Week
  

ESTELLA COUTURE

Estella Ogbonna is a Nigerian-born, Washington DC-based designer founding Estella Couture.  With its fresh, unique and original presence in the American, African, Canadian and European fashion scenes, Estella Ogbonna is the brain behind all the ethnic-inspired, original couture designs. Her signature is the ability to cut richly textured African fabrics into sexy, wearable and chic silhouettes that are perfect for the very cosmopolitan African and/or Western woman. In addition to her fashion, she is also involved in community development activities and has been featured on TV shows that promote fashion designing all over the world. 

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N.G.U DESIGNS

Diane Linston has been sketching and designing women’s clothing designs since the age of 12.  An Alabama native, growing up she felt a lack of sophisticated yet spirited fashion choices available for women.  Fueling her passion for fashion into a career, she attended and graduated from the Virginia Marti College of Art & Design in Lakewood, Ohio, and subsequently launched Styles of Imagination in 1999, a store front boutique located in Maple Heights, Ohio. Styles of Imagination opened a second store in downtown Cleveland Ohio, named II Styles of Fashions. After closing both stores in 2005, she went on to start her own clothing line: The N.G.U. Designs.  Though Styles of Imagination is the umbrella name of all her collections, it is the N.G.U. by Design Y label that is her signature line.  N.G.U., which stands for Never Give Up, and has been Diane’s rallying cry throughout her entire pursuit of becoming a fashion designer.  Diane resides in Maple Heights, Ohio with her husband of 18 years, their two teenage children and one dog. 

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DIALLO

Diallo DeJaun is an up-scale designer label that specializes in creating and manufacturing haute couture and ready-to-wear. DeJaun is based in Loundoun County in the Washington, DC area, with an haute couture house in Rome, Italy.  The designer ensures that his collection uses only the best fabrics in the world alongside natural artistic ability. DeJaun's mission is to bring unique style and creativity to couture and ready-to-wear products that will inspire, empower and take fashion to the next level. Inspired by bold diversity, DeJuan is dedicated to providing and attracting a new look for his high-end clientele, based on sophistication and quality fabrics. 

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CORJOR INTERNATIONAL COUTURE

Ean Williams used his two oldest sons' names, Corey and Jordan, to coin “Corjor” as his label's name. After landing in the pages of Upscale Magazine (Feb. 2004) and gracing the cover of the Prince George’s Gazette, Williams decided to go one step further and enable the world to see the tremendous designing talent that is thriving in the nation's capitol by producing and sponsoring DC Fashion Week. He is dedicated to helping other aspiring designers show their collections and build their businesses. He is also an advisory board member for the Black Fashion Designers Association, Inc.  In 2003, Williams won the "INDIE Best Menswear Designer" award in New York. Corjor International has three brands: Corjor Sport, Corjor Menswear and available by special order -- Corjor International Couture. 
 

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                                                                                                 September 2008 Exhibiting Designers  (Spring/Summer 2009 Collections)

September 2008 Exhibiting Designers  (Spring/Summer 2009 Collections)

Akkenje Devyatko was born in a remote village of Kazakhstan a distant village.   As part of her arduous childhood, she worked hard and made it to art and design school, earning money for paints, brushes and other supplies she needed for her classes.  To open her fashion salon, she created a new business strategy that was a first for Kazakhstan. Her garment workers were the disabled: blind, deaf and other physically challenged workers whom no one else employed. Her first product was mittens that her employees sewed at home. Akkenje soon was delivering large orders of these mittens for big enterprises and factories.  Today, Akkenje is one of the most well known and respected designers in Central Asia. Her fashion exhibitions are theatrical performances, where each piece of her clothing has a unique spirit and character. In 2007, Akkenje participated in the Paris, France Fashion Week 2007-2008 "autumn-winter" show. This marked the first time in history, that Kazakhstan fashion was displayed in Paris.  The show was a phenomenal success with Akkenje receiving much praise from the French fashion community.  This year has marked a year of great honor for her as well as she has recently designed gift suits for the Olympic Games in Beijing, China.  The future looks very bright for this blooming Kazakhstan designer with fashion shows planned on several continents.

 

Alvin Thompson is a native Washingtonian who founded New Couture in June of 2004.  Alvin began his study of design as an apprentice with Nunzio Salvi, of the Salvi of Florence. He then went on to complete his study at Fashion Institute of Technology, Howard University and George Washington University. Upon completion of his academic study, he returned to Salvi of Florence to complete his study of design.

We began New Couture’s bridal collection to solve the age old problem of what to wear on your wedding day.  Most brides find aspects of three or four different dresses they would like to wear on their wedding day.  But how does one turn aspects of four different dresses into one dress?  As Washington premier bridal salon and voted best costume designer in The Knot 2007 “Best of Bridal”.  Alvin states, “We listen to the bride and then turn her dreams into a dress worthy of her red carpet moment.”

 

Barbara Leber has a theme she lives by, “The wedding… is a dream where you are the heroine and when you want to show your prettiest self.” She goes on to state, “I enjoy every single phase of my work, I am constantly keeping an eye on the outfits made in our atelier, as each dress is different, and – only I know exactly what I would like to see on its wearer.  Naturally, I am also present at every fitting, since a more sophisticated dress needs three-four fittings before finishing.  This gives me the chance to build a relationship with many fascinating people.  When designing my new collection, I do not want to be given any guidelines, instructions or directions, I just jot down any emerging impressions, intuitions and ideas on paper.  It is totally different from designing for somebody, when during our conversations I empathize completely with my guest and I simply start to see the perfect dress for her.  But these moments of clarity and insight are preceded by an in-depth questionnaire about the occasion, the place, the materials and the colors she likes.  I closely listen to how much skin she would like to reveal, and most importantly what kind of woman she would like to portray. All these individual facts are blended into a totality and then my special creation will begin.”  Barbara Leber obtained her degree in the Applied Arts University in Hungary, she was also a student of UIB in Spain.  She opened her salon in Budapest in 2000.  She lives with her husband and their three children, 13-year old Tomi, 10-year old Martin, and 4-year old Zalan.

 

 

Bayartsetseg Enkhtuya was born in the city of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia and lists the following accomplishments:

•           Studied at the Institute for Fine Arts of the University of Arts and Culture, Ulaanbaatar, obtaining the degree of a fashion designer and stylist 2000-2004

•           Worked as designer for the “Chimbai” studio since 2004

•           Special prize from the fashion-show “Beauty of Spring,” 2003 

•           2nd prize from the “World Fashion Festival of the Mongolian Peoples,” 2004 

•           Special prize  from the fashion-show “Beauty 2005,” 2005

•           Special prize from the “2nd World Fashion Festival of the Mongolian Peoples” , 2005

•           2nd prize from the fashion- show ”National Fashion”

•           Special prize from the fashion festival "Silk Road" in city Ulan-Ude, Buryatia, 2005

•           Took part in the international arts festival in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, as a fashion designer, 2005

•           Participation in the Mongolian- Korean “Days of Ethnic Costumes” 2006

•           Successfully organized the “City fashion” activity in cooperation with the Tourism Dept. of the Metropolitan Administration within the “City culture” initiative of the Metropolitan Governor, 2007

•           Participation in the “Fashion World – Mongolia” exhibition in Berlin and Stuttgart, FRG, 2007

•           Grand Prix from the Festival of the Mongol Costumes of the World with collections ‘Ladies’ evening’ and ‘Goddess of Arts’, 2008

 

Bayarzul Enkhtaivan was born in the city of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia and lists the following accomplishments:

•           Studied in the Decorative Arts Department at the Institute of Fine Arts at the University of Arts and Culture, Ulaanbaatar.  “Rhythm” Honor bestowed with diploma, 2000-2004

•           Participation in “Fashion World— Mongolia” exhibition, Berlin and Stuttgart, FRG, 2007

•           Fashion show at “ART EXPO-2007” International exhibition in New York, USA, 2007

•           Commenced studies for the Master degree with specialty Arts Critic at the Humanity Institute of the University of Science and Technology, 2007

•           Elected as a young leader in arts and culture of Mongolia in 2008

•           First prize from the World Mongol Costumes festival with collection “Heavenly Singers of Lullaby,” 2007

•           Second prize from international festival of ethnic costumes “Ethno Retro” with collection “Coins” in Moscow, 2007

•           “Theatre Moda” to Mongolia, 2006

•           Second prize at the International festival of  “The White Standard” in Hohhot, China, 2006

•           First and second prizes from the fashion show “Ethnic Costumes,” 2005

•           Special prize from the “2^nd World Fashion Festival of the Mongolian people,” 2005

•           Special prize from the fashion show “Beauty 2005”

•           Second prize from the fashion show “Beauty of Spring,” 2004

 

 

 

 

Corjor International - Using his two oldest sons' names, Corey and Jordan, Ean Williams came up with Corjor as his label's name. After landing in the pages of Upscale Magazine (Feb 2004) and the front page of the Prince George’s Gazette, Ean Williams wants to go one step further and enable the world to see the great designing talent that is here in the nation's capitol by producing and sponsoring DC Fashion Week. He is dedicated to helping other aspiring designers show their collections and build their businesses. He is also an advisory board member for the Black Fashion Designers Association, Inc.  In 2003, Ean Williams won the "INDIE Best Menswear Designer" award in New York. Corjor International has three brands, Corjor Sport, Corjor Menswear and available by special order -- Corjor Couture.

 

Darrell Cortez realized his gift as an artist at the ripe age of 7, drawing everything in sight. He continued his path in the arts all through high school, where he graduated from the Duke Ellington School of the Arts.  Formal education and training in fashion at Pratt Institute and The Fashion Institute of Technology allowed Darrell to land a job at one of Seventh Avenues most prominent fashion houses, Donna Karan New York, DKNY women’s division, as a production and design assistant.  He eventually branched off into business for himself by starting his self-named label, Darrell Cortez Designer, where he began designing for private clientele, and subsequently launched his athletic performance wear line, BISHEW.  He has amassed further experience in costume design, working within the prestigious theater circuit in the Washington, D.C. and New York areas.  His networking circle grew and led him the opportunity of working with some of the biggest names in the entertainment and music industries such as P-Diddy, Missy Elliott and Mariah Carey as wardrobe stylist and costume designer.  With no signs of slowing down, Darrell has culminated all of his expertise and resources into an umbrella company which will broaden his brand and image with his Chrome Eye Creative Services Company, which offers services in design, imaging and photography.

 

Kuralai Nurkadilova Fifteen years ago a young and talented Kazakhstan designer had a dream of being an internationally recognized fashion designer.  This was when Kuralai Nurkadilova started her fashion house with $15,000 borrowed from her brother. Born the daughter of charismatic and popular Kazakhstan capital’s mayor Zamanbek Nurkadilova, her position in society had already been set.  She opened her own clothing salon selling her unique style of popular fashion to Kazakhstan’s elite.  The prestigious Kuralai brand is now recognized worldwide. Her custom-made fashions can be seen at personal receptions to Prince Charles, the Princess of Saudi Arabia, at the Ms. World competition, and on celebrities and dignitaries.  Kuralai has won many prestigious awards including: The Harper’s Bazaar 2007 Person of the Year For Enterprise Talent and International Businesswoman of the Year by Ernst and Young.  She is one of her nation’s One Hundred Most Influential Women, a member of the Association of businesswomen of Kazakhstan, and also she has the reputation as the master and prima donna of Kazakhstan fashion.  Kuralai has had shows all around the world including Russia, Paris, London. Kuralai created the Olympic sportswear line for Kazakhstan at the Beijing Olympic Games 2008.   

 

Lola Babayeva is a young Uzbekistan costume designer, interior designer and artist who was born in Tashkent into a family of professional artists. She graduated from Arts College and took drawing classes at the School of Arts in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. She graduated from Moscow School of Cinematography majoring in “costume design for cinema and TV.” She has created costume designs for five movies, including two historical dramas. In 1992, she helped designing costumes for the movie “ Orlando”. It was when working on this historical movie that she got interested in the history of the costumes.  She researched the costumes of the Byzantium, Central Asia, Mongolia, and China, going back to the period between the 9th and 15th century.  She studied clothes that were worn by ordinary people, by royalty, by warriors and people of fashion.  She researched and gathered a lot of material on textiles made and worn in those years (atlas, adras, bekasab, shohi and silk), and then participated in the process of recreation of old textiles. After the costumes were made for the movie, she still had some fabrics left. So in 1993 Lola first had an idea to create a collection of clothes using those unique fabrics and elements of historical costumes.

She has participated in many international fashion shows and contests  and won awards for the best embodiment of traditions and best costume.  Lola has shown her designs in many international shows.

 

Renee France Designs is by fashion designer Renee Hill and has become the epitome of haute couture fashion.  Her product line Renee France Designs caters to the needs of women and children. Renee has often stated, “I believe we express our feelings through the colors and textures we choose for our clothing.” Renee France Designs helps others see the true and beautiful person inside the clothes and enhances the wearer’s natural beauty no matter their size or shape. Creating designs from the conceptual image to the finished garment, Renee France Designs provides personal attention for those occasions where “off the rack” will not do. Specializing in Special Occasions, Active wear and Outerwear, Renee France Designs will create a masterpiece to suit any event.  Renee was a featured panelist for the Organization of Black Designers Baltimore Design Conference, showcased designs at the Jacob Javits Center Boutique Show, designed a two piece infant’s snowsuit which was showcased in the window of Macy’s in New York, created an outfit for a male clown which was featured in the Universoul Circus, worked in several  showrooms as sales rep. assistant/designer assistant in the Garment District in NY, as Sales Rep in ATL Mart and the Charlotte Mart, featured designer for Ashley Sharpton’s Youth Program, Harlem Ink, fashions featured in the Big Gospel Fest youth program at Six Flags in MD,  and this is her fourth year  showcasing with DCFashionWeek. Renee France Designs is currently featured in the DEKKA Showroom in Adams Morgan in DC.  1338 U St, Washington DC 20006.

 

 

Suvd Banzragch is the Executive Director Of The Academy Of National Costumes, Director General Of Mongol Costumes LLC.  She graduated the Kiev Technological Institute of Light Industry with specialty of fashion designer-engineer in 1980 and also studied for a doctoral degree at the National University in 1997-2000.  Among many outstanding events, Suvd successfully organized an exhibition of Mongol Costumes in city Nagoya, Japan, January 2005; participation in the “Fashion World – Mongolia” exhibition, in Berlin, FRG, January 2007; participation in “Art Expo” exhibition in New York, USA, with collections “Coins” and “Mongolian Ethnic Groups” of Chimbai Saloon, showing the rich history and culture of Mongolia in the USA, 1-5 of March, 2007; successfully participated in the “Ethno Erato” 8th International Festival Of Ethnic Costumes in Moscow, RF, on 12-15th April, 2007.  Collection “ Mongolia ethnic groups” won 1st prize, collection “Great Mongol” won the 2nd prize, and collection “The bold and the beautiful” won a special prize.   Suvd has organized over 50 fashion events in Mongolia and contributes to the development of fashion and design in Mongolia.

 

Thomas La'Vone-Woodard won International Design for the Cover of Style Magazine 2000 Awards Gala where Nicole Miller was the featured designer. After graduating from San Diego Mesa College in the Fall of 1999, Thomas moved back to New Jersey and began to freelance at companies like Mamieye Children Wear, Victoria 's Secrets, DKNY, Nautica Children, His International and Willie Wsco. He then landed a job as a technical designer for Jones New York in 2000 where he began to get the understanding of ready-to-wear fashion. He was then offered a job as a Dress Designer at Coolwear where he designed and developed the entire line of dresses for JC Penny's.  After leaving Coolwear, he decided to launch his own fashion design business and was featured as a designer at Nabru Fall in 2003, Essex County Fashion show in 2002, 2003 and 2005, Fox News in 2002, film festival at Madison Square Garden in 2002, Howard University Picnic in 2002 , Black Expo in 2002, WBLS Circle of Sister in 2002, Newark Community Center Aid Benefit in 2002 and Symphony Hall 75th Anniversary in 2001, Newark, NJ. Recently Thomas was a semi-finalist in the Show "The Cut" featuring Tommy Hilfiger in 2005. He has also premiered his fashion designs in DCFashionWeek in 2006.  He is currently working as a Senior Technical Designer for Tommy Hilfiger Sleepwear Division.

 

 

Tony Joshua Sanna is from Sardinia, Italy. He initially started designing clothing over ten years ago as a hobby. To develop his talent, he took fashion courses in his hometown. As his hobby grew into a passion, his talent was quickly recognized and embraced. At the advice of his instructor, the designer displayed his small collection at the Sardinian Fair. It was there that a local modeling agency discovered Sanna and invited him to showcase his collection with one of the most well known designers in Sardinia. Over the years, he grew in popularity as his designs were featured on television, music videos, and in various catwalks in Milan, Rome and Turin. His collection is made of fabrics that are hand-made in Sardinia. Silk, organza, shantung, hessian, chiffon, San Gallo lace and IUTA, (a fabric that is natural and woven by hand), are his favorites to use to design his collection.  For the last eleven years, Sanna has grown his company very successfully. He customizes his designs for each client personally.  His singular style is inspired by his home town in Sardinia with transparent, billowy, flowing and soft designs that epitomize femininity and elegance.

 

Vanda Tique was born in Maputo-Mozambique to a family of artists.  She expressed her innate creative gift in fashion design, which is her passion in life.  After completing high school in Mozambique, she moved to South Africa to study Fashion Design at Damelin Alleny College of fashion Design.  As a result of hard work and talent, she became one of the top fashion designers in Mozambique and in South Africa.  She was the winner of Mozambique fashion week 2005, first runner up in 2006 and 2007 and is in preparation for the 2008 edition.  She was awarded the contract to design the uniforms for the Mozambican Airline “LAM”.  She believes that in order for her to grow more as a designer, she needs to exchange experiences with other countries and their designers.  “The opportunity to participate in the 2008 Edition of “DC Fashion Week” is priceless for me and an experience that I will cherish for the rest of my life.

 

Zagodi Fashion operated by Mohamed, a renowned designer from Cote d’Ivoire, “Zagodi” represents the traditional name of his wife Sandrine.  He has more than 22 years of progressive and diverse experience in clothing design and is considered as one of the most outstanding designers in the Washington, D.C. area.  The ambassador of the Republic of Zambia has chosen Zagodi to be her personal designer. In addition, the international composer, songwriter, producer and singer “Kaysha” is his model spokesperson. Zagodi was the exclusive designer of the Miss Africa International Pageant for two consecutive years (2004 and 2005).  His signature is to provide a combination of traditional and modern tendencies, inspired by African Prints and Western textiles, available at Zagodi’s Fashion boutique.

 

 

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