African prints are one of my best cloth silhouette to be in. You can match them with anything that has a neutral color to get a perfect look that you are looking for plus the prints speak volumes when worn and you don't want to look like you are trying too hard.

Debuting its first full-fledged collection this season, Dent de Man looks to offer its own unique approach to the world of printed fabrics and traditional tailoring. Looking as far back as ’70s African prints, these bold visual elements are juxtaposed against traditional menswear pieces. Most offerings may not be for the faint of heart but perfectly suitable for those with an undeniable confidence in their step. For more information, head over to Dent de Man.
Created in East London during the summer of 2012, Dent de Man demonstrates a unique approach to style with a mixture of modern classic tailoring and individually sourced fabrics. Dent de Man suggests a distinct lifestyle defined by freedom and quality, empowering individuals to dress for themselves. Self-expression is core to Dent de Man’s philosophy. Creating a combination of ornate prints and with a contemporary aesthetic, the designs manage to remain both vintage and directional in their concept, highly representative of new-traditionalism. Dent de Man allows effortless, playful style for the free-thinking gentleman. 

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In the Western World Street Style is taken very seriously. Designers have also started using street style for their inspirations to create new collections and designs. South Africa being a Country full of style, fashion, culture and arts I knew the fashionistas would bring out the best in street style in this year Joburg Fashion Week. Colours, prints, vintage looks and shoe game was all seen in Joburg during the fashion week. I must commend the ladies and gentlemen for going all out in there individuality and style. Check out the pictures:



Photo Courtesy //SDR Images
Shadders Africa.