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Laduma Ngxokolo and African Fashion Take Center Stage in Spring-Summer 2027

Spring-summer 2027 fashion asserts itself as a space for political and cultural expression, notably through Laduma Ngxokolo's Maxhosa Africa brand that celebrates the African continent. In Paris, Jacques Logoh spotlights fashion against HIV, while Mossi Traoré addresses death openly in his Père-Lachaise cemetery show.


Clara Fontaine
Clara Fontaine
October 20, 2026  ·  1 min read
B-Empire Magazine
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The spring-summer 2027 fashion season stands out with a strong assertion, far from usual stereotypes, notably thanks to the South African label Maxhosa Africa by Laduma Ngxokolo. He uses his creations to highlight the African continent, thus emphasizing the political and identity role of fashion.

Additionally, in Paris, Jacques Logoh, designer and founder of the International Fashion Festival in Togo, gives voice to African creative spirits around the theme “fashion against HIV,” demonstrating the social commitment of the sector.

Finally, designer Mossi Traoré chose a symbolic location, the Père-Lachaise cemetery, for his runway show, addressing the theme of death without taboo, thereby reinforcing the bold and engaged dimension of the collections presented.

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