Reimagining : Movie Icons
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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?
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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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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?
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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?
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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?
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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?
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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?
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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?
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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?
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Model Tia Hurley is an African-styled beach babe as she reimagines Ursula Andress in the iconic Bond flick, “Dr. No.”
Africa Everywhere
Africa Everywhere is an hour-long series that explores the African/Caribbean immigrant influence and experience in the United States and abroad.
Ambitions
A determined young journalist will stop at nothing to uncover government corruption. Haunted by the shame of her mother being labelled a traitor of the apartheid struggle, she is also determined to find out the truth that has always haunted her.
Beauty and the Baller
Beauty and the Baller is a comedy about pro athlete John Castle and his wife Deena, navigating fame, fortune, family, and love while ensuring their bond stays strong despite life's challenges off the court.
Black Tax
Growing up in her tightly knit black community has helped Thuli with a lot of the challenges she's faced, but when her ship starts to come in and family starts coming out of the woodwork, how much longer does she need to keep paying her black tax?
Filmmakers
ThIs drama series tells a story of a young teacher, Khosi (Xoli Zondi), who gets involved in a pyramid scheme run by a company called Pharaoh Investments.
House of Tayo
We follow Matthew “Tayo” Rugamba, a young Rwandan fashion designer, as he builds his startup clothing line.
Just In Africa
Justine Drake is considered by many to be the African Continent's foremost authority on local indigenous cuisine. On Just In Africa, Justine travels throughout the continent whipping up one wonderful meal after another.
Love Back
When good love goes bad, who can you call? Fortunately, there's a team ready and willing to assist! When you want your LOVE BACK, they'll do all they can to help.
My Design Rules
My Design Rules, South Africa's favorite interior design show is back for a 2nd season! Follow 3 design duos as they compete to transform white box houses into fully decorated luxury homes & see who will be crowned South Africa's best design duo.
Postcards
Come on a personal trip with two special travelers: Toronto director Terrance Babb returns to his hometown in Barbados where he finds he can’t be just another tourist to the islands. Detroit native Kristian Hill makes a pilgrimage to South Africa.
Rap Dads
Rap Dads fuses the world of rap music with fatherhood and shows viewers that hip hop musos can also multitask. The show features some of Mzansi's most gifted rappers, Ma-E, Reason and L-Tido.
Wingin' It
A fast-paced plunge into the world's most fascinating destinations seen through the eyes of two diverse and intrinsically competitive best buddies from South Africa with no plan, no itinerary and only 48 hours to see, taste and experience the adventure.