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Afrique Magazine is the leading pan-African French magazine for nearly 40 years, has an original point of view based on a variety of approaches and a continuous cross-section of perspectives. Looking at a continent that has been reborn again and connected to the world. With high writing and visual standards.

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Published on 01/2021

Manju is a global arts and culture platform dedicated to young creative talents through contemporary African fashion, music, photography and society.

They featured us on their Instagram feed.

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Published on 08/2020

Racism & The Fashion Industry

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The BEWEAR Podcast shares all about sustainable living and personal growth. It is hosted by Chloe Kian, sustainable lifestyle YouTuber and content creator. "In this week's episode I invite my friend Christèle, who I went to school with, to raise awareness about racism in the fashion industry. She opens up about her childhood growing up as a black kid in Switzerland and then moving to London to pursue studies in fashion. She also shares the obstacles she encountered building her own ethical black menswear brand and what she believes needs to change in the fashion industry in order to be ethical, sustainable and inclusive moving forward.

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Live on 14/06/2020

Our creative director had the privilege of getting interviewed by Karen Chung for the online magazine. 

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Published on 27/05/2020

Our creative director had the privilege of getting interviewed by Karen Chung for the online magazine. 

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Published on 27/05/2020

Maison Mbosso was selected to present its first collection during the LCF BA19 Graduate Press Show. The show was under the creative direction of Rob Phillips. This project was part of a final year collection for London College of Fashion (UAL) in 2019

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July 19, 2019

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GQ is the world's leading men's magazine. Since its launch in 1988, GQ has evolved into Britain's most contemporary, stylish men's magazine and has won more than 50 awards for its magazine, website, social media and video content.

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Published on 28/02/2023

GQ is the world's leading men's magazine. Since its launch in 1988, GQ has evolved into Britain's most contemporary, stylish men's magazine and has won more than 50 awards for its magazine, website, social media and video content.

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Published on 28/02/2023

GUAP is the world's first video magazine – a revolutionary youth platform at the forefront of creative culture, discovering and showcasing emerging talent. The aim of GUAP is to document & nurture young grass roots creative talent within music, fashion, the arts & business, both locally & globally.

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To celebrate the V&A's Africa Fashion Exhibition, our Creative Director Christèle Mbosso was interviewed by Sayo Olukoga about the future of African fashion.

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Published on 26/08/2022

Afrique Magazine is the leading pan-African French magazine for nearly 40 years, has an original point of view based on a variety of approaches and a continuous cross-section of perspectives. Looking at a continent that has been reborn again and connected to the world. With high writing and visual standards.

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Published on 01/2021

Manju is a global arts and culture platform dedicated to young creative talents through contemporary African fashion, music, photography and society.

They featured us on their Instagram feed.

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Published on 08/2020

Racism & The Fashion Industry

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The BEWEAR Podcast shares all about sustainable living and personal growth. It is hosted by Chloe Kian, sustainable lifestyle YouTuber and content creator. "In this week's episode I invite my friend Christèle, who I went to school with, to raise awareness about racism in the fashion industry. She opens up about her childhood growing up as a black kid in Switzerland and then moving to London to pursue studies in fashion. She also shares the obstacles she encountered building her own ethical black menswear brand and what she believes needs to change in the fashion industry in order to be ethical, sustainable and inclusive moving forward.

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Live on 14/06/2020

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