The Abryanz Style and Fashion Awards (ASFAs) celebrate the fashion designers and fashionistas in Africa, particularly in the pearl of Africa; Kampala, Uganda. The awards are known for their ability to recognize, honor, inspire and set trends in celebration of excellent fashion designers. Here are the best looks at the 2022 Abryanz Style and Fashion Awards.
The ASFAs is a true celebration of fashion and style that brings together Africans on the entire continent and in the diaspora together in one evening of glitz and glamour. The event was created in 2013 by Brian Ahumuza, and the 2022 theme was The Awakening. Here are more gorgeous looks from the ceremony below.
The award ceremony was held on the 16th of December 2022. The show was hosted by Sheila Gashumba and Ethan Kavuma. The headlining showcase was by Eric Raisina from Madagascar, who was also honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award. Other showcases were from Nigeria’s Mai Atafo, South Africa’s David Tlale, Monica Kansiime and Shebbah Kasami Priscilla from Uganda, and South Sudanese designer Rajah Keji, whose showcase shines a fresh perspective on South Sudan as a home of abounding talent, not war. See more lovely looks from the ceremony below.
Aamito Lagum receives the trailblazer Award for pioneering young African models into the global modeling industry and Mitchel Omamteker is honored with a Positive Change award for her work through Malengo Foundation, an NGO that uses fashion to cater for the needs of disabled and vulnerable community members. Here are more lovely looks from the ceremony below.
You can read more about the event and see the gorgeous fashion panelists. The red carpet was filled with gorgeous gowns and outfits. If you enjoyed reading this, you will love these:
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Which of these looks is your favorite? Kindly let me know in the comments below.
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