Vibrant colors and patterns are two things I associate with Africa which are found in the fabrics. Sika Designs integrates them into beautiful fashion wear. Urban styles paired with these colorful West African textiles result in a collection of extravagant, wearable dresses and blouses. Each fabric print is hand made using traditional methods and natural substances thus creating a limited edition of each print. I’m looking forward to seeing more African textiles used by the fashion industry. Hopefully they will also be fair trade concepts like this designer and keep using the local market to generate an income for those people involved. (photo: Sika)

The ‘End to End’ collection from adidas and Foot Locker now present a collaboration with legendary, internationally know, New York graffiti artist Cope2. The collection contains various sneakers and matching apparel. You can even win a trip to New York on the website. I love the color combinations used and its nice to see more graffiti artists involved in apparel creation.

If there was a jeweler especially for photographers they would definitely sell these, one of a kind, unique cuffs to adorn your wrist by re:vision. Made from recycled camera components and Craig Arnold’s enthusiasm for cameras and recycling. Just imagine going on a photo shoot with your wide focus lens and a wide focus cuff on your wrist. I call that style! Available at Oye Modern.

Wren is a bag design label based in South africa. They make hand crafted bags using a material mix of color and print fabrics. The limited edition Wren Bird pouches are available just for a short time only. Be fast or else they will fly away.