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Models turn forest into catwalk

December 16, 2020 07:14 IST
By Rediff Get Ahead

Designer Adama Paris's show during Senegal's Dakar Fashion Week was inspired by nature and all things sustainable.

Featuring 20 designers who showcase handmade collections, the fashion week sent across a strong message for the world. Take a look!

IMAGE: The show, which was held in the open, had a good turnout.
Seen here is a model wearing an Adama Paris creation.
All photographs: Finbarr O'Reilly/Getty Images

 

IMAGE: A glimpse of the hair and make up section that was open air as well.

 

IMAGE: Models get their make up done backstage.

 

IMAGE: Set just outside Dakar, the fashion show took place in a field of baobabs.

 

IMAGE: The mood is set for the fashion week. A model adjusts her earring backstage.

 

IMAGE: With sunlight steaming on their faces, these models paint a stunning picture as they showcase creations by Senegalese Designer Bobo by Sag.

 

IMAGE: As the sun sets, the models strut their stuff on the open ramp wearing silhouettes by Guinea Bisau Designer Bibas.

 

IMAGE: Take a look at the stunning play of light at this eco-friendly show.

 

IMAGE: The queens of the catwalk get ready to shimmer under the limelight.

 

IMAGE: The garments at the fashion week were handmade and not mass produced in factories.

 

IMAGE: Models wear traditional Tukouleur outfits.

 

IMAGE: Models take a break between shows. While the fashion week was touted to be as eco-friendly as possible, critics did mention that the sight of plastic bottles lying around the venue was very disheartening.

Concept: Rajesh Karkera/Rediff.com

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