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    "The outfits were designed by 25-year-old Adama Kai, whose Aschobi Designs label is the first western style imprint to set up in the country. Kai was born in New Jersey, moved to Sierra Leone at four, then later trained in New York and Paris. But she has now moved back to Sierra Leone and... more

    Reviewed by dazzlingdiana Jun 21, 08:52pm ( 15 reviews ) viceland.com

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  • Rated by isshevital on Oct 17, 10:03pm

    ...she wants her designs to stand for africa? so she designs them in a total cliche of european fashion?
  • Rated by sharp-objex on Jul 29, 10:08pm

    I don't see how fashion can influence a nation, especially considering they need more than just fashion to get by in the world. There's more to life than this.
  • Rated by DrunkenChihuahua on Jun 30, 10:32pm

    How beautiful this clothing is! An interesting marriage of earthy, whimsical and haute couture. I would wear these everyday!
  • Rated by theicelands on Jun 26, 8:00pm

    I love this! these clothes are so fabulous. I think that the influence of these clothes could really change things there
  • Rated by FAIRYUSER on Jun 21, 10:10pm

    imgp26982 The United Nations considers Sierra Leone the world's least developed state. In the 1991 - 2001 civil war, machete-wielding, drug-taking child soldiers were its specialty. Frankly, there is no way of linking that to these pretty pictures, except they all occurred within the same borders
  • Rated by jenniewhite on Jun 21, 9:58pm

    These pictures are beautiful and so is the model! I want these clothes, Fashion has impact, whether you agree with it or not.
  • Rated by dazzlingdiana on Jun 21, 8:52pm

    "The outfits were designed by 25-year-old Adama Kai, whose Aschobi Designs label is the first western style imprint to set up in the country. Kai was born in New Jersey, moved to Sierra Leone at four, then later trained in New York and Paris. But she has now moved back to Sierra Leone and declared in a recent interview: "In the same way that Ralph Lauren stands for America, Chanel for France, and Versace for Italy, I want Aschobi to stand for African fashion." Prices range from $30 to $100." This is just one example where micro-finance can make a huge difference. Brava! Bringing expertise and energy back into one's home community, in order to turn that energy around and back out into the world for applause and recognition.
  • Rated by kalaway on Jun 21, 4:44pm

    now that's fashion therapy
  • Rated by aspa88 on Jun 21, 1:44pm

    Those that don't think fashion is important or that don't think fashion influences people should read this.