
The Business Of African Fashion with Modupe Oloruntoba: We touch on her upbringing, African Fashion and the fallacy of sustainable fashion
10/06/22 • 53 min
Welcome to this week's episode of Breaking Eggs with Seth Shezi. I'm Seth Shezi, (@seth_shezi on IG & YouTube) join me every week as I crack open the lives and achievements of some very special guests around the five golden pillars of a good life: wellness, wealth, love, mindset, and impact. Through these unscripted chats, I look to uncover untold stories, answer a lot of my own questions and leave you with better questions to ask about your own life.
Today's unscripted conversation is with the highly regarded freelance writer and editor of African fashion Weekly, Modupe Oloruntoba, we cover everything from her upbringing in Lesotho, Yoruba family values, her pragmatic views on the future of African Fashion and the dissonance between what fashion aspires to be vs the unglamourous behind the scenes. She is the most knowledgeable person I know on the subject and I couldn't have thought of a better time for the release of this episode than right now as we mark the end of the fashion week cycle. Let's break
Welcome to this week's episode of Breaking Eggs with Seth Shezi. I'm Seth Shezi, (@seth_shezi on IG & YouTube) join me every week as I crack open the lives and achievements of some very special guests around the five golden pillars of a good life: wellness, wealth, love, mindset, and impact. Through these unscripted chats, I look to uncover untold stories, answer a lot of my own questions and leave you with better questions to ask about your own life.
Today's unscripted conversation is with the highly regarded freelance writer and editor of African fashion Weekly, Modupe Oloruntoba, we cover everything from her upbringing in Lesotho, Yoruba family values, her pragmatic views on the future of African Fashion and the dissonance between what fashion aspires to be vs the unglamourous behind the scenes. She is the most knowledgeable person I know on the subject and I couldn't have thought of a better time for the release of this episode than right now as we mark the end of the fashion week cycle. Let's break
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Welcome to Breaking Eggs with Seth Shezi. I'm Seth Shezi, (@seth_shezi on IG & YouTube) join me every week as I crack open the lives and achievements of some very special guests around the five golden pillars of a good life: wellness, wealth, love, mindset, and impact. Through these unscripted chats, I look to uncover untold stories, answer a lot of my own questions and leave you with better questions to ask about your own life. Let's break!
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