06/07/2026
As an independent brand that wants to Build something that last. I design authentic suistainable African designs.
For individuals who don’t mind to stand out. Celebrating African craftmanship and culture with those who apriciate bold collorfull wearable designs.
This why I love to style and dress Breeveld -Zeegelaar
She is one of my outstanding authentic “cliënt” it’s always a party when she visit her Closet aka the store.. we don’t need to talk a lot .
The outfit;
This red dress was perfect for this occasion.
RED that stands for the love but also the blood that flued from our Ancestors
Lets talk about the headpiece called the kufi
The kufi is often associated with African heritage and is worn as a representation of cultural pride and identity.
Wearing a kufi can be seen as a sign of respect, especially in formal settings or during significant cultural events.
Overall, the kufi serves as an important cultural heritage piece.
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"Keti Koti" is a term from the Sranan Tongo language, which translates to "cut the chains." It commemorates the abolition of slavery in Suriname and the Dutch Caribbean, which officially occurred on July 1, 1863. The day is marked with celebrations and memorials throughout Suriname and among the Surinamese diaspora.
The significance Keti Koti lies in its recognition of the struggles and resilience of enslaved people and their descendants. The observance includes various cultural activities, such as music, dance, and speeches, reflecting on the history of slavery and celebrating freedom and unity. It serves as a reminder of the past and a call for continued efforts toward equality and justice in society.
