Banke Kuku’s brilliant loungewear and eveningwear designs have found favour with Naomi Campbell, Kelly Rowland and Davido, and she recently collaborated on a capsule collection with Gabrielle Union. There’s such an energy to her work, bringing forth her Nigerian heritage as well as her time spent in London (she graduated from Central St Martin’s and Chelsea College of Art and Design).
Currently Banke Kuku is available at Galeries Lafayette Doha, Moda Operadi, Farfetch, Threads, and independent boutiques across Africa. Her interior designs are available through Selfridges, Aynhoe Park Hotel Oxford, Le Bon Marché Paris, and Bazar et Grand Manger Tokyo. Check out more at her website.
Proudly founded and designed by Blue-Seas, Eternal Blue is a black-owned brand that’s making waves in the world of fashion. As we dive into Black History Month, we celebrate the exquisite blend of classic allure and contemporary innovation that defines Eternal Blue.
With a profound focus on the wonders of the ocean, Eternal Blue’s designs pay homage to timeless shapes and silhouettes, seamlessly blending the beauty of nature with a modern twist. Each crafted piece is not just a fashion statement but a tribute to masterful artistry, accentuating the wearer’s individuality. Visit www.eternal-blue.com.
Finally, Chanel has released its next In the Library video, again with an Australian actress, this time Phoebe Tonkin. Tonkin talks about her favourite books (Boy Swallows Universe, Lemony Snicket, Atonement, What I Loved, and Little Birds) and what inspires her.
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