Women4Africa 2015 Sponsors, the
4th Annual Women4Africa Awards to beheld in london
On Saturday the 9th of May 2015, "Women4africa will be holding this 4th Annual Awards night . Having you attend would be a great honour! Some great supporters are buying tickets and tables really fast and we might not be able to accomodate last minute requests . So , if you are Interested in attending I would really ask you to buy your tickets asap as some people that are hearing about this for the first time are buying fast!. Click here to get your ticket"
http://women4africa.com/2015-awards-event/
On the other hand Dr. Precious Moloi- Motsepe, has been appointed to the Versace Fashion Council. Coming up in Afi recognizing fashion talent yet again this year during the upcoming MBFWJ 2015.
"MBFWJ 2015 and an overview from Dr. Precious Moloi-Motsepe's recent fashion and travel adventures.
While 2014 drew to a brilliant close with MBFW Africa, which saw great Pan African designers showcase their trans-seasonal collections that enthused the Fashion Fraternity and Media at large - locally and abroad! 2015 for African Fashion International was welcomed with an energised start, boasting its Chairperson, Dr. Precious Moloi- Motsepe, being appointed to the Versace Fashion Council.
Seeing this as a great honour and opportunity, Dr. Precious is determined to understand how this Italian powerhouse has achieved global success, as well as to bring back applicable key learning to African soil for local designers to be supported with. Being on the board also opens up great opportunity and acts as a catalyst for her to introduce local designers to strategic partners on the Versace Fashion Council for mutual leverage and synergy.
Then came Paris Fashion Week Haute Couture which once again reinstated our unshakable and longstanding beliefs in our local fashion design talent from the Continent. The standard of production, staging of the run way event and backstage euphoria could well have made Dr. Precious believe she was at an AFI show sponsored by MBSA.
Red, bold slits and see-through patterns dominated the ramp! One of the shows that caught her eye was the Chanel show hosted at the Grand Palais Avenue Winston Churchill Paris. This was haute couture that one could easily wear. South African designers, known for glamorous evening gowns, could learn from this intriguing mix of haute couture cum ready-to-wear mix.
The Armani show, which was full of all the usual big names in the front row, could have been a show by one of our own local designers. The clothes was very structured, unique and reminded her of someone like Suzaan Heyns. All in all, local design is well on par with international big names!
Attendance to the World Economic Forum-Davos saw Dr. Precious braving below zero temperatures to attend the highly stimulating forums that largely covered the impact of technology on various sectors and the progress that Tech development will have on the world and civilisation at large.
Wearable technology, fashion and technology were the subjects of discussion at one of the sessions that she attended, which she found most exciting. Combing the practical and technical capabilities of technology as well as the desirability and aesthetic side of fashion will be what drives this wearable technology trend. It seems we are at an inflection point where we cannot even begin to understand the way technology will dramatically change the way we live, work and play!
Ticket sales opening the 20th February 2015".
A.p.Zigana @ReflectSA
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