Wild Thang: African Print-Inspired Fashions for Head to Toe

February 17th, 2012 - By MN Editor

Do you love African-inspired prints and fabrics of all colors and textures? Do you love clothes and accessories? Then why are you still reading what I’m saying! We scoured the Internet for the fiercest African-inspired pieces from all over that have a contemporary look and feel to them, and we hope you’ll be inspired…and open your wallet. Happy shopping!

Source: Loud Culture

$72

Need a new birthday outfit? Special occasion around the corner and you want to be dressed to death for it? The ladies of the brand LOUD have a pretty fly selection of clothes and accessories, but this fireball pencil skirt was one of our favorites. With its dark brown leatherette base and red mixed African print panel, pair it with a buttoned-up top like the one seen above and be sure to top it off with bold accessories to ensure a boatload of compliments.

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  • Yourdafinest

    Dis is such a gr8 idea I cant wait fi model off da outfits YDF style…….

  • maggie

    Please don’t be in the dark!!!! There are some top fashion, well-established African designers who design clothing.  Examples are Christie Brown from Ghana, Duro Oluwu from Nigeria, Tiffany Amber (whose real name I don’t remember how to spell) and many more.  African-Americans–spend your money there.  Their clothing are not for sell in some obscure place, there are websites that cater to African designers selling their clothing.  Try to resist ‘Europeans who got inspired.’  Why not go for the real thing in the 21st century?  You will be surprised at the craftsmanship and elegance of the clothing of these designers.  Challenge the uni-dimensional idea of what ‘real African’ clothing looks like.

  • Mocha_687

    Not to sound overly sensitive, but to entitle this article “Wild Thang” is tacky as all hell. Don’t you guys think about this stuff before you publish an article?

    Anyway, I do like the fashions and I’m glad these designers are getting some shine.

  • Am3lya_tandi

    No you didn’t just title this “Wild Thang”… What’s wild about African prints? You need to get out of that European set of mind people.

    • MNEditor2

      Just the eclectic mix of colors and designs. Was not meant in a negative way, sorry if it was taken that way. But we do love them. Thanks for reading! 

  • Tearsmith7

    Awesome article, MN!  I will be buying from these sellers soon!  The pieces make me think of spring. =)