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Caftan History

African-American woman in zebra and cheetah print caftan with matching headwrap

Caftans mix modern design with timeless heritage for the perfect wardrobe go-to. Get tips on styles and accessories–and get inspired by their African origins.

Decoding African Fabrics and Prints: The Story Behind the Style

An African-American woman in a long, fitted black and white Afrocentric print dress with long, flared sleeves.

Kente, mudcloth, dashiki – African prints are deeply rooted in centuries-old African textiles that were meticulously made by hand. Their legendary stories give special meaning to today’s modern styles inspired by their vivid colors and dramatic contrasts.

How to Make Afrocentric Fashion Part of Your Wardrobe

Black woman in Afrocentric Blue and gold long jacket dress pantsuit

You know the basics of traditional Afrocentric fashion, but are you familiar with the modern reinvention? Today’s creative Afrocentric designers are combining traditional elements with contemporary western styles to create fresh, exciting looks for work, church, social events and more. Here are some ideas to help incorporate Afrocentric style into your modern American wardrobe.

Celebrate Kwanzaa in Style

Celebrate Your Kwanza Colors-Black women wearing different styles in Kwanza colors

1 week, 3 colors, 7 principles. 50 years! Celebrate Kwanzaa in style this holiday season.