Diana Opoti is at it again. This time with a #MadeInAfrica campaign.
See reposted article from BellaNaija.com below.
Diana Opoti in a cone peplum dress by Fiona Kay and a lime mini bag by Nigerian brand Timabee
Kenyan fashion publicist and now African fashion ambassador is a rising phoenix that cannot be quenched, she gained global attention with her first 100 Days Of African Fashion campaign, which literally translates to her dedicating 100 days of every year wearing different African designers.
Diana Opoti has gone on to reprise the obviously daunting slash onerous campaign aimed at promoting #MadeInAfricaClothes and African Fashion for a second time, which is pretty much broadly similar to what we do with our BN Collection to Closet.
Diana has worn pieces from designers across Nigeria, her native Kenya, Ghana, South Africa and literally every other African country that you can think of, and has created immeasurable buzz for them in the course of wearing their clothes and documenting it.
Below are some of our best looks from Diana’s ongoing 100 Days Of African Fashion
Diana Opoti in a Iona McCreath – Kikoti playsuit and purse from Lulea
Diana Opoti in Nigeria’s Alter Ego Lagos
Diana Opoti in a hand painted panel dress by Kiko Romeo, Skirt by Kawiro Mirero and belt by Njema Helena
Diana Opoti in a wrap dress by Nigeria’s Tiffany Amber
Diana Opoti wearing a stunning slashed black number by Zimbabwe’s David Alford
Diana Opoti in a dress by Nigeria’s Alter Ego
Photo Credit: Diana Opoti (Facebook)
