KITENGE FESTIVAL

Channeling an African Princess at the Kitenge Festival.

See, I do go offline. So that I can live my life and get get back online to document it just because I can. So that when I'm gone, I will have lived, loved and written all about it. See I've been busy this month with Fashion. I have learnt, grown and enjoyed in every little bit of making my pieces. I will not tire until it's time. So now when it's not yet time, I am here to get this fingers  busy!

Mochez Agency Director Dorothy Oliech in a Simbaress Blazer at Oktoberfest2012

Simbaress Fashions set up:  Kitenge festival at the Village Market.

Backstage with model and designer- Amber from Orahsonic at PAU Concert

See, I do go offline. So that I can live my life and get get back online to document it just because I can. So that when I'm gone, I will have lived, loved and written all about it. See I've been busy this month with Fashion. I have learnt, grown and enjoyed in every little bit of making my pieces. I will not tire until it's time. So now when it's not yet time, I am here to get this fingers  busy!

The very first fashion fair I took part in as a fashion designer was Nairobi Fashion Market, the Fall Edition. Then I dared to move on to the Kitenge Festival which was - how to say it honestly - so good!!! Now, am actually having to take a break and get back to production so that I can have enough stock on my next Fashion Fair. I love the feeling, I love seeing ladies buy a piece I have either made or designed because I know it's value. I know exactly what went in to that piece. Whether it's a skirt, or a pair of shorts, or a dress and especially a blazer... I love my blazers... Fine cut.

Like most people in the i-generation I have 2 jobs. I am in the pre-production stages of another video shoot for UN's FAO. I love working with NGO's. I like to document their projects and see the joy beneficiaries get when a projects comes to a successful end. This work has brought me to a crossroad where I might decide to take another line of interest. Let's just say, Insh-Allah!

Feeling good,

Nekoye