Showing posts with label Afropolitan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Afropolitan. Show all posts

Zutin: Afropolitan

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I have mentioned the brand Afropolitan her on the blog many times before, but realiz I have never done a full feature on the boutique itself. Being that this fab little place has just recently been "Refreshed" as the owner and pal Tianna Sherman Kesselly likes to say, I figured the timing couldn't be any better. The store has been in Monrovia for quite some time now, and is one of the pioneers in delivering African Print in Western designs.

Afropolitan has recently gone under some fierce renovations, and is ready for you to visit them on Benson St. at the Corner of Newport St. today. They also have some new products in store just for you, the man, or child in your life. Make sure to check them out their Facebook Page for more details.







Walk About: Mango Rags Boutique Launch

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The boutique carries a variety of items from clothing for women and men, handbags and clutches, and the very trendy Woodin cloth. Store hours are from 10am-6pm from Tuesday-Saturday with consultations from 6pm-8pm on each day. What I love most about this place is that you can bring your own cloth with you and have any design in the store made tailor made at a discounted price. With Archel serving as the designer and Tania as the Woodin distributor both of their hard work and determination brings forth beautiful, quality products that we all as Africans can be proud to call our own.

Mango Rags is located on Camp Johnson Rd. in the YES Transport Compound. Want to give them a call? Leave a comment below indicating so and I will make sure to get their numbers to you. Both ladies are also on Facebook, and styles can currently be seen at Its Archel.




The Owners giving a heartfelt speech.






I new I had to wear African to pay homage at this event. My top is made from African linen and was purchase at another popular Liberian owned boutique, Afropoltan on Benson St. I love this bag by Konfidence which I purchased during Ghana Fashion and Design Week. It's so hard to figure out what to wear it with sometimes. I hope I did a good job here. The shoes I purchase at Marazetti located on the corner of Carey and Center St.

Top - Afropolitan
Pants - Random Find
Bag - Konfidence
Shoes - BCBG