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Country: United States Registration Date: Aug. 19, 2021
The European tie-dye season is often short-lived and very faddish. However, the African fashion scene has a different style. For centuries, tie-dye has been a common practice across the continent. Hand-dyed fabrics are a tradition in central and northern Africa. Tie-dye is a common feature in many Afro-Centric fashion lines.
2005 South African Fashion Week featured tie-dyed finishes. These were represented in the ranges Stoned Cherrie and Marion & Lindie as well as Sun Goddess, JJ Schoeman, Vino Moodley, Sun Goddess, Sun Goddess, JJ Schoeman, Sun Goddess, JJ Schoeman, Sun Goddess, JJ Schoeman, and Sun Goddess. Gavin Rajah contributed to Cape Town Fashion Week.
Tie-dye is a true African art form. Tie-dye is an easy craft to learn and can be a source of income for anyone, even the poorest. It will thrive in India and Africa, where there is high unemployment.
Because of its versatility, tie-dye can always bring life to the local fashion scene. Tie-dye transforms the mundane into something extraordinary and unique, something many people long for in an era of mass production and homogenization. Tie dye is a hand-crafted color. It's time to return the artisan.
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