02/21/2022
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supporting Black-owned fashion is important - since fast fashion brands are producing such an over-supply of clothing, excess clothing often ends up being dumped in African countries like Ghana, Kenya, and Zambia. this takes business away from local artisans, not only having negative economic impacts but also contributing to the erasure of the culture and tradition that comes with artisan craftsmanship. by celebrating Black-owned designers and businesses, we can all play a part in helping to preserve the beauty of Black artistry.ā£
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is a Black-owned and woman-owned sustainable fashion boutique that was recently featured in the february 2022 issue of ! the boutique carries a curated collection of pieces from sustainable, fair trade, and Black-owned brands. the founder, leāmarqunita, was kind enough to send me some of their clothes and accessories - these are three of my favourite pieces from the collection!ā£
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