This month, the beautiful and talented Armande Meyo brings a much-needed pop of spring colour as she graces our April cover. In line with our tradition of always keeping the cover African, Princess Amayo, working with Don Photography and Jaydene Martin created a series of stunning shots with Armande. Armande is originally from Cameroun and was full of excitement on hearing about the cover shoot for the magazine. The fashion model and aspiring makeup artist got real with us in which she talks about her modelling career, her feminist icons, how African fashion is way cooler now than ever before, and why she is pursuing a career as a makeup artist. Expect her interview on the 4th week of April.
Plus, we have the 10 Most Fabulous looks from Rita Dominic , interviews with Peace Hyde , Destiny Owusu , Oreka Godis , Hazel Aggrey Orleans , Karen Bengo , Lisette Mibo , and we have new season make-up rules. We also have a stunning fashion editorial feature from Rita Jalloh of Thamaniafrique showcasing some of her newest designs in Africanprints.
Photography by Don Photography
Makeup by Princess Amayo
Styling by Jaydene Martin
Hair styling by Helen Leonard
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