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Reimagining : Movie Icons

1 Season
11 Episodes

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What If Movie Icons Wore African Fashion?

What If Movie Icons Wore African Fashion?
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The Africa Channel partnered with Vanichi Magazine for a 10-part, fashion forward series that celebrates African designers and asks the question, “What If Movie Icons Wore African Fashion?”
What If Movie Icons Wore African Fashion?
2m
TV-G
Model Elle Drane transforms into an African “Holly Golightly” as she channels Audrey Hepburn’s character in the iconic film, “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.”
What If Movie Icons Wore African Fashion?
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TV-G
Model Celisse Graves rocks her own Africanized version of the iconic white dress in Marilyn Monroe’s showstopping movie, “The Seven Year Itch.”
What If Movie Icons Wore African Fashion?
2m
TV-G
Model Elijah Allen-Blitz sees red as he rocks an African Daishiki that pays homage to James Dean’s red jacket in “Rebel Without A Cause.”
What If Movie Icons Wore African Fashion?
2m
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Model Jonathan Stanton reimagines “The Godfather” as he slays in an African designer’s handmade suit that would make Michael Corleone proud.
What If Movie Icons Wore African Fashion?
2m
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Model Sara Ishag gets a totally rad African makeover that pays tribute to Alicia Silverstone’s iconic wardrobe in the 90’s hit film, “Clueless.”
What If Movie Icons Wore African Fashion?
3m
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Model Jordan Anthony Swain gets physical in his African-designed replica of Laurence Fishburne’s fierce floor-length coat in “The Matrix.”
What If Movie Icons Wore African Fashion?
3m
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Here’s looking at Model Jaway Nyaforh in his reimagined Africanized version of Humphrey Bogart’s swagged-out trench coat and fedora in “Cassablanca.”
What If Movie Icons Wore African Fashion?
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Model Chanelle Renee puts an African spin on gender-neutral fashion that pays homage to Diane Keaton’s iconic character in the 70’s smash hit film, “Annie Hall.”
What If Movie Icons Wore African Fashion?
2m
TV-G
Model Isaiah Lucas creates his own “Saturday Night Fever” as he reimagines John Travolta’s iconic character Tony Manero as a young man with smooth moves and African-styled swag.
What If Movie Icons Wore African Fashion?
3m
TV-G
Model Tia Hurley is an African-styled beach babe as she reimagines Ursula Andress in the iconic Bond flick, “Dr. No.”