Below are some of his work.
The man himself!Await an interview with him real soon on DC.
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Stay sweet
Dulce
xxx
Saturday, October 31, 2009
SO ETHNIK BY JOHN KOUOH
John Kouoh is a well known fashion stylist and designer in Cameroon linked with the yearly Afric Collection fashion showcase in Douala, Cameroon.
Below are some of his work.
The man himself!
Below are some of his work.
The man himself!
ANGGY HAIF, CAMEROON'S TOP DESIGNER
Fresh from his stint on the Camer Couture fashion showcase here in London 2 weeks ago, Anggy Haif shows us again why he is one of Cameroon's very top fashion designers.
Below are some of his recent designs including his new accessories range.
How cool are the bags!
Below are some of his recent designs including his new accessories range.
How cool are the bags!
Friday, October 30, 2009
LAMBO LA TIKI ACTE IV
Rodrig Tchatcho is the brainchild behind the Lambo la Tiki fashion show taking place in Douala, Cameroon on the 17 to the 20 of December 2009.
This show is a yearly show already in its fourth year.
Below are some information on the show.
Where will you be on the 17th of December 2009?
This show is a yearly show already in its fourth year.
Below are some information on the show.
Where will you be on the 17th of December 2009?
For more information on this show, contact Rodrig here: rtchatcho@yahoo.fr
Go check it out if you are in Cameroon.
Stay sweet
Dulce
xxx
Thursday, October 29, 2009
KAMERHIPHOP: SONA THE VOICE
After completing a successful tour in the United States, Cameroonian-American artist “Sona The Voice” is taking the success of his tour back to Cameroon where his musical career began.The tour entitled “Off the Wall” will be divided into two legs with the first begining in November 2009 in the cities of Buea, Limbe, and Kumba while the second part will take place in February 2010 in other cities as well as Douala, Yaounde, Bamenda.
The performance schedule for the first leg of the tour is as per below:
14th November 2009- Buea
15th November 2009- Limbe
21st November 2009- Kumba
During the tour, Sona will also officially launch his new album “African Juju” in Cameroon.
Singles of this album which can be downloaded on his record label website www.intercessionsrecords.com have received huge media reviews across the world and especially in the United States.
Sona the Voice will officially be traveling to Cameroon on November 7th and should be landing at the Douala International airport on Monday November 9th 2009. Please join all to welcome this great talent back to the country on this day.
For more information on the tour please visit www.intercessionsrecords.com
For all media inquiries, booking Sona the Voice or for an interview on radio, press or TV please contact Tabe Celestine on 001 75817479 or email @ tabeborn@yahoo.com.
For all club DJ’s or radio personnels looking to get their hands on Sona’s new singles to play at clubs, radio programs etc please download using the follow links:
- It’s All About Money: http://limelinx.com/files/a8d604191db41af6a86e80f37ac6f59e
- The Voice: http://limelinx.com/files/53a48022f69a18f5be8e457f40a1780e
- Hidi Yeh Hidi Yoh: http://limelinx.com/files/d631426804806f920473da6d51289300
See y'all at Douala International airport on Monday 9th of November!
Stay sweet
Dulce
xxx
TROPICAL FLAVOUR UK PRESENTS "NOSTALGIC" NIGHT
Tropical flavour UK is having a night entitled "Nostalgic" at Club Couture, 58A Camberwell Church Street, London SE5 8QZ.Date: Saturday, 31st October 2009
Time: 11.30 - 5am
Price: £10 on the door, girls free until midnight.
Music: Classic Zouk Love, Coupé Decalé, Ndombolo, Salsa, RnB, Makossa and more...
DJ: DJ Sweet all the way from France!
Where else do you want to spend halloween?
Go check it out y'all
Stay sweet
Dulce
xxx
Monday, October 26, 2009
CAMER COUTURE, THE PEOPLE, THE MODELS, THE SHOW!
Cameroonian fashion designers styled their way into history at an extraordinary event in London.
International brands Anggy Haif and Olivia Ervi teamed up with exciting newcomers, KiRette Couture, Bot-i-Lam, RoViSa Designs and Ms Mi to weave a dizzying array of colour, creativity and chic at the African nation’s first ever UK-based fashion showcase.
Organised by funky new company, Camer Couture, the eagerly-anticipated show occurred on Saturday 17 October at the uber trendy Shoreditch Studios.
First on the catwalk was KiRette Couture whose luxurious and vivid blend of embroidered and print pieces set the scene for Ms Mi’s funky blend of textiles. RoViSa’s immaculately finished cuts oozed elegance, while Bot-i-Lam’s hippy influenced style had an essence of urban cool.
Cannes favourite and Juliette Binoche couturiere, Olivia Ervi’s flowing gowns had starring roles of their own. And the Afro-eccentric Anggy Haif’s reassuringly artistic blend of calabash, raffia and Ankara* with cutting edge creations ensured a knock out finale.
A heady brew of bossa nova, blues and soul, drenched in Cameroonian roots, intervened the models’ confident strides, while Shiri Achu’s exquisite art made for perfect conversation pieces as fashionistas savoured fine Cameroonian cuisine and downed cocktails.
On top of this, £125 was raised from a raffle sale to benefit the Baka Pygmies who make up one of Cameroon’s oldest and most socially deprived societies. Three lucky winners in the audience own 3 very fabulous gifts which consisted of £400 voucher to spend at the UK based fashion houses to perfumes by Olivia Ervi, a selection of album cd's by Wax, Sona, Muntu Valdo, Martin Cradick and the Bakas as well as a painting by the uber talented Shiri Achu.
All in all, the show was a great success and there to witness it all were some people from the media such as Sharon Hemans of the BBC, Sammy from OH TV, VoxAfrica TV, IceT of le Guide and the Cameroon Gazette, Viola Levy of Arise Magazine, Regina Malanda and Olafemi Bella from New African Woman and Janelle Oswald from the Voice newspaper.
This is what Terence Ndikum, a guest at the show had to say: “The showcase opened my eyes to a whole new array of Cameroonian talent. It was fun and mind-bending.”
Would you like to attend next year? Want to find out about getting tickets?
International brands Anggy Haif and Olivia Ervi teamed up with exciting newcomers, KiRette Couture, Bot-i-Lam, RoViSa Designs and Ms Mi to weave a dizzying array of colour, creativity and chic at the African nation’s first ever UK-based fashion showcase.
Organised by funky new company, Camer Couture, the eagerly-anticipated show occurred on Saturday 17 October at the uber trendy Shoreditch Studios.
First on the catwalk was KiRette Couture whose luxurious and vivid blend of embroidered and print pieces set the scene for Ms Mi’s funky blend of textiles. RoViSa’s immaculately finished cuts oozed elegance, while Bot-i-Lam’s hippy influenced style had an essence of urban cool.
Cannes favourite and Juliette Binoche couturiere, Olivia Ervi’s flowing gowns had starring roles of their own. And the Afro-eccentric Anggy Haif’s reassuringly artistic blend of calabash, raffia and Ankara* with cutting edge creations ensured a knock out finale.
A heady brew of bossa nova, blues and soul, drenched in Cameroonian roots, intervened the models’ confident strides, while Shiri Achu’s exquisite art made for perfect conversation pieces as fashionistas savoured fine Cameroonian cuisine and downed cocktails.
On top of this, £125 was raised from a raffle sale to benefit the Baka Pygmies who make up one of Cameroon’s oldest and most socially deprived societies. Three lucky winners in the audience own 3 very fabulous gifts which consisted of £400 voucher to spend at the UK based fashion houses to perfumes by Olivia Ervi, a selection of album cd's by Wax, Sona, Muntu Valdo, Martin Cradick and the Bakas as well as a painting by the uber talented Shiri Achu.
All in all, the show was a great success and there to witness it all were some people from the media such as Sharon Hemans of the BBC, Sammy from OH TV, VoxAfrica TV, IceT of le Guide and the Cameroon Gazette, Viola Levy of Arise Magazine, Regina Malanda and Olafemi Bella from New African Woman and Janelle Oswald from the Voice newspaper.
This is what Terence Ndikum, a guest at the show had to say: “The showcase opened my eyes to a whole new array of Cameroonian talent. It was fun and mind-bending.”
Would you like to attend next year? Want to find out about getting tickets?
Are you a female model, 5'10 and above and size 6-10 or a male model, 5'11 or above? Would you like to model in our show next year?
Are you a photographer, makeup artist or hair stylist, would you like to take part in the 2010 showcase?
Are you a Cameroonian fashion designer and would love to take part in the 2010 showcase?
Please forward enquiries and interest to: info@camercouture.com
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If you thought the 2009 launch was fab, then watch out for 2010!!
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We would also like to thank the designers and models, our stylist, George Tyrone Eko, our sponsors: K Connection, Palm Bliss Restaurant, Maestro Bar & Restaurant, Bush Faller Magazine, Shiri Achu Art and everyone who made the event happen.
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Photo credits: Koji and Angel Sylvester
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Stay sweet
Dulce
xxx
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