To celebrate Women’s History Month K3PR C.E.O Koshie Mills partners with the UCLA Fowler Museum as a media sponsor to support the African Print Fashion Now! exhibit in Los Angeles. African-Print Fashion Now! A Story of Taste, Globalization & Style provided a history of African-print cloth and its roots. In a time where African-prints has become mainstream, UCLA’s Fowler Museum explained how intricate and beautiful each style is.
Models pose in vibrant African-prints.
Koshie Mills says, “I am honored to be recognized by Fowler Museum as an African community thought leader and influencer in the entertainment industry. Our goal is to share the rich history and origins of the Ankara cloth with as many people as possible in the Southern California region. Special thanks to Adebimpe Ogunnaike Efezokhae who knows my heart about supporting African history, culture, heritage and our creativity”.
Koshie Mills in her mustard African-print Dress and beautiful necklace.
An exhibitor providing guest with knowledge of African-prints.
The exhibit featured style from various well known fashion designers, such as Ituen Basi, Gilles Toure, Dente de Man and Kyemah McEntyre.
Beautiful African-prints featured in the exhibit.
African-print designs has become a staple in fashion that many guest in attendance showed off their own African-print inspired pieces.
An exhibit visitor showing off her African-inspired accessories.
The African-Print Fashion Now! A Story of Taste, Globalization & Style Exhibit will be able to viewed from March through the end of July. The exhibit also features portraits of African-prints throughout the 19th century.
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