VIDEO: It's A Wrap; Togo's FIMO228 2024 Comes To An End, Here Is What You Missed

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On 24th February 2024, The Togo Fashion Week has come to an end, leaving behind an echo of creativity and innovation. The Festival International de la Mode (FIMO) was the scene of a dazzling celebration of African fashion, showcasing bold collections that transcend stereotypes.

Among the designers on show, Nigerian designer Ejiro Amos-Tafiri, Jean Rocard Yapo, Yapo favors raffia and kita loincloth, Desmo, and more.

Designers underlined the potential of African fashion and its constant evolution despite economic challenges, stressing the need for more means to promote this flourishing industry.

During this fashion week, FIMO showcased the creations of some sixty designers, providing a crucial platform for emerging talent. Organized by Togolese stylist Jacques Logoh, this annual showcase proved to be an essential catalyst for the growth of fashion in Africa. It offered designers a valuable opportunity to gain exposure and contribute to the dynamic expansion of the industry on the continent.

The Togo International Fashion Festival left behind an indelible imprint of creativity, diversity and promising aspirations for the future of African fashion.

Watch visuals below in French by Africanews.co