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Celebrate Pride Month in style with these fashion brands

In October, the LGBTQ+ community comes together to celebrate Pride Month where individuals dress to impress and advocate against the rights of the community.

The rainbow community seeks to shed light on people in the queer community for those who identify themselves as either gay, lesbian, transgender or queer.

Fashion is always the name of the game in this community, as they allow people to express themselves however they want with no judgements held.

This year’s pride month we seek to celebrate queer members of the fashion industry in style.

    1. Rich Mnisi

 

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In 2022, Renowned fashion designer Rich Mnisi launched his collection, ‘OUT’, he also collaborated with Adidas in celebration of Pride Month.

Fashion hub, OkayAfrica, describes this collection as a delicate balance between beauty and flow, while loudly stressing the act of struggle and resilience as an outfit.

2. Nao Serati

 

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According to the website, the brand creates unisex garments that explore gender, art, and sexuality, reflecting its South African heritage.

3. ImprintZA

 

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According to the Imprint ZA hub, the Founder of Imprint Mzukisisi Mbane said,  “I see my brand as a storytelling tool. Celebrating the stories and glamour of our African ancestors with a very modern and futuristic feel. So for me, inspiration comes from understanding who I am, where I am and where I want to be.”

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