Fabulous, stylish and always present at the biggest fashion events, it has become hard to talk about Namibian fashion without mentioning Disney Andreas. The young creative launched her personal style and fashion blog this year and continued to work on bringing out fresh content as the creative director of Monochrome magazine.
A year of self-reflecting. What you can allow in your space and at your pace and what you cannot.
A year to execute. If you have your coin sorted, that is. If not, continue planning.
Nothing is ever permanent. Things pivot a lot, you should be ready for that.
“Kisses-all-over-face emoji. This emoji was specially made for me, no doubt.”
So many, wow. Launching my personal style and fashion blog is one of them. It had me on my toes for a minute there until adulting got in the way of me living my best life.
Namibia’s current economic state. People are now operating in silos more than ever and there isn’t enough support and/or collaboration. This, I believe, has discouraged a lot of individuals from getting some wonderful ideas off the ground.
Jeaneva Design House by Nicole J Schmidt. This collection, to me, was the most beautiful and classy I have ever come across from an emerging designer. A true Namibian tale of what class is and should be. A representation of true diversity in design and culture. I absolutely love her for producing such an effortless collection.
SynEDGY’s (Simeone Johannes) active sportswear collection. This brought so much street style and commercial fashion. It definitely deserves and needs shelf space anywhere in the world, if you ask me.
‘Okay Okay’ – Kp Illest.
This is a no-brainer, the Windhoek Spring Fiesta.
Chuck Mbevo (based on who popped up first on my Instagram timeline from a list I made).
Kela Hamutenya. I mean, I would still risk it all for this man.
Ndakolute Ndilula
Myself, I can be too much sometimes.
Not trusting my gut feeling from day one.
My mother. For being such a strong woman the past year.
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