Brand63Africa Opens 5-Designer Harrods Pop-Up After London Fashion Week Debut
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Updated · Financial Times · Aug 29
Brand63Africa Opens 5-Designer Harrods Pop-Up After London Fashion Week Debut
3 articles · Updated · Financial Times · Aug 29
Summary
7 September marks Brand63Africa’s first-ever pop-up at Harrods, running through 27 October with clothing from five designers across Africa and the diaspora.
The London social enterprise, founded by former King Charles III adviser Eva Omaghomi, says the platform spotlights heritage craftsmanship, contemporary design and responsible production rooted in community and culture.
Harrods shoppers will see labels including Ghana’s Christie Brown, Kenya’s Studio Namnyak, Omar Salam’s Sukeina and Trinidad and Tobago-based The Cloth.
The launch follows Brand63Africa’s debut at London Fashion Week earlier this year, extending its push to bring contemporary African fashion to a wider UK luxury audience.