Only late last year did the fashion doors at Balmoral palace close. The event championed and continues to champion the discovery of talented green designers, and encourages other designers to create social, economic, and environmentally sustainable designs. Cynthia Abila was part of the showcase, and according to the creative director, it was their third runway exhibition since the inception of the brand, and a breath of fresh air from the Covid-19 pandemic restrictions, especially the lockdown. Not only was the showcase a really good way to present their new colourful collection, she stated that it was also a pad given…
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