"...At Maison d'AFIE fashion is more than an art, it is a passion. We love what we do and it reflects in our designs. More specifically, we take delight in offering high quality workmanship, fine fabrics and extraordinary customer service. In addition to our glamour wear and basic wear attires, we offer made to measure designs for every occasion, and accessories to match your clothes. We guarantee you that shopping with us will be an extraordinary experience..."
The Dynamic Designer,brings out her passion for fashion since an early age together with her mother to "ensure we bring the best quality tailoring to your closets"
There is a new breed of Camer Fashionistas out there..and I am really excited about it!!
Here are a few pics of the new collection....Enjoy!!
Hello people..I know this is coming late..but better late than never!!
I was at the Camer Couture show..and all I can say is that it was off da hook....Thumbs up to the Camer couture team: Cynthia, Ngum, Isabel, Bosis, Soraya..and all who made the evening a success.....The models, designers, the artists....The media was there.. I am just short of words!!!
OK I was late to the show..and didnt get the chance to see my fab designer duo..Anrette & Kibs new KC collection...I was not forgiven for that!!
EVENT: CAMER COUTURE
DATE: OCTOBER 17th 2009
VENUE: THE SHOREDITCH STUDIOS
EVENT DJ DJ LEWAT
Check out his lovely website www.lewato.co.uk..He is a DJ like no other!!! EVENT MC
The African Forum Arts Extravaganza is a platform for artists of African origin or with an affiliation to Africa to showcase and sell their works in Painting, Photography and TextileDesign. The exhibition will take place from November 26th to 28th 2009, at the Red Shed in High Wycombe’s Bucks New University. Access will be free and unlimited daily from 10am to 7pm. An official launch will be marked with a Vernissage on November 26th from 6pm to 9pm, with refreshments, snacks and music.
African Forum is a Community based Charity launched on November 13th 2007. It aims to bring the Community under the African Tree’ to talk about the future and celebrate African Culture & Arts.
Its Chair, Dr. Tonnie Adoh states: “Our mission is to celebrate, liberate, inform, and instil African value systems to our community. Our purpose is the meeting of Africans for discussions on the way forward for the African Communities in Great Britain and our positive influence and impact on the African Nation States.”
May 4th 2009 was the highlight for African Forum: it saw a high attendance to its successfully organised Health Jamboree at the Hilltop Community Centre in High Wycombe. The aim was to create awareness around common African and Caribbean related health issues. Over 250 members of the African and Caribbean community attended and an education drug box had over 120 visits.
African Forum, in collaboration with Bucks New University, Street Dreams and Pontis Media, presents its first exhibition of the six monthly “African Forum Arts Extravaganza”. Sponsors included the NHS, PCT, Chiltern Support & Housing, AfriKan Heartbeat and DAAT. Another important value for African Forum is to raise cultural awareness, to build community cohesion and build a spirit of strength. According to Dr. Tonnie Adoh, “the advancement, promotion and development of African culture, arts and heritage are crucial”. And one of the initiatives for this point, after a series of events related to Black History Month, is the introduction of the “Arts Extravaganza” exhibition. Exhibitors will include students and alumni from Bucks New University, as well as independent artists. AF is proud to have, for instance, reknowned Nigerian artist Babatunde Ogunekun as one of its exhibitors. His colourful, abstract and extraordinary representations of the casual things of life will definitely give one the desire to see more. Dr. Tonnie Adoh calls out for enthusiastic participation: “Come and support these artists by attending the exhibition and by spreading the word on the streets.”
Press Contacts: The African Forum Dr. Tonnie Adoh (Chair) Mob: 079 73563914 E-Mail: tonnie.adoh@africanforum.co.uk Web: http://www.africanforum.co.uk Pontis Media Tel: 0844 504 9624 E-Mail: info@pontismedia.co.uk
I am an art lover and collector!!So this is definitely a cause worth promoting & supporting...If you are in the UK, check this out and support our African artists!
OK people..I know I have been MIA for a while!!I am back..with another ...In the industry" episode!!!
Camer chics are doing their bit to put pays on the www.......Honestly I am very impressed with my fellow sisters in blogville...Here are a few blogs you need to check out!!!
Dulce Camer You can quote me any time any day...DC.. is "Paysan Blogging Royalty"...lol..The dynamic trio of ladies thrive to put Camer on the map!!They do a great job...DC is my blogging mentor..lol! www.dulcecamer.blogspot.com Kmer Thoughts, Reflections & Experiences After 4 yrs successful years @ John Hopkins University in the US, this smart lady decided to drop it all and spend one year in the wonderful "land of promise". She shares her thoughts, reflections & experiences..It is a good read!! http://oliviamukam.blogspot.com/
Kamer Stories is...."Showing the beautiful side of Cameroon"
Allo For the Soul The thoughts & experiences of a talented actress, model & singer....I just love her Afro..You should check out her new album "Unfresh"...Listened to a few songs from the album.I am very impressed! http://andyallo.blogspot.com/
Banyangi Girl is very proud of her "Cameroonian Heritage" I love her blog..cause she cracks me up big time!!I love to read her go on and on about anything... lol!! My African Father The "..personal reflections of Cameroonian School Girl"...dedicated to her African Father....Her writing skills are excellent..I love her poetry!! "Excellent command" of the "Queen's Language"...lol.I just had to add that!! http://myafricanfather.blogspot.com/
A Sister in Germany As per Dr. SEA....is "A representative view of blacks in Germany as part of the african diaspora"...Honestly..I am very impressed with her blog....and because of her, i know that there are lots of black people in Germany making a difference!!
OK..check the sisters out...We need more people to spread "Camer cheers"...so please let me know of more bloggers out there!!Together we can make a difference.....
Label: Maison D'Afie
