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Camer Couture Fashions Black History Month |
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Courtesy of funky new style hub, Camer Couture, international stars Anggy Haif and Olivia Ervi, will join forces with exciting newcomers Beffta nominee KiRette Couture, Bot I Lam, Rose Mbango and Ms Mi to adorn the über chic Shoreditch Studios with a perfect tapestry of eye-popping art, elegance and panache. "The Camer Couture fashion showcase will be a kaleidoscopic interpretation of Cameroon's rich and dynamic culture," said the organisation's CEO, Cynthia Anduhtabe. With diplomats, entrepreneurs and fashion insiders including designer, Yemi Okunsoya of luxury brand Kosibah Creations, on its guest list, the occasion promises to be an exquisite blend of clout, chic and class. "The recent media and catwalk rage about African fashion presents extraordinary prospects for our extremely talented and versatile designers. We are very excited about giving them the opportunity to access a market which is largely unaware of their talent and stylistic originality," explained Anduhtable. The spectacle will also feature live performances from Cameroonian artists: Muntu Valdo, Serge Tebu as well as Dee, Quest & Band. In addition, there will be a raffle sale to benefit the Baka Pygmies who make up one of Cameroon's oldest and most socially deprived societies. Assuring a night of "verve and innovation," the show's art director, Alex Quest said: "It will be a soirée of chic, couture and stylish edutainment merged with acoustic bliss to uplift everyone to oblivion." 
          Created in 2009, Camer Couture aims to: · Leverage Cameroonian fashion designers onto the international scene. · Lead the nation's fashion market in originality and style. · Represent the splendour, diversity and wealth of Cameroon through the work and visions of couture creators. · Set a trend in Cameroonian fashion event management. Its team comprises Cynthia Anduhtabe, Isabel Bezeng, Ngum Ngafor, Soraya Sone (freelance consultant) and Alex Quest. Running from 6pm - 3.30am, the Camer Couture fashion showcase will take place at Shoreditch Studios, 29B New Inn Yard, Shoreditch, London EC2A 2EY. Tickets cost:
All Other = £30 VIP = £40 Front Row = £50 Ticket price includes a drinks and canapé reception, the catwalk show and the after party. For tickets, media & sponsorship enquiries please contact: Ngum Ngafor Tel: 00 44 7944 043 954 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Isabel Bezeng Tel: 00 44 7733 735 515 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it General Enquiries: Cynthia Anduhtabe Tel: 00 44 7834 321 373 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it For more information on Camer Couture please visit: www.camercouture.com Join the Camer Couture facebook group on: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/group.php?gid=113761297439&ref=ts Follow us on twitter at: http://twitter.com/CamerCouture Find out more about Cameroon's Baka people and Global Music Exchange (One Heart) - a charity working with Camer Couture to support them on: www.baka.co.uk
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