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Zimbabwe Fashion Week

Zimbabwe Fashion Week
Zimbabwe Fashion Week
	ZFW CAP Cohort Designer
Genre	Clothing and fashion exhibitions
Frequency	Annually
Location(s)	Victoria Falls
Inaugurated	2009

Zimbabwe Fashion Week (ZFW) is the premier fashion event in Zimbabwe, established in 2009 by model turned entrepreneur Priscilla Chigariro. This annual event aims to develop and promote the country's fashion industry, providing a platform for local designers to showcase their talents and advance their careers.

History

Founded in 2009, Zimbabwe Fashion Week was created to foster the growth of the local fashion industry and provide a global platform for Zimbabwean designers. The event was held in Harare each year. The event has attracted international attention and participants over the years. The event took a four year haitus from 2019- 2022. It returned in 2023, in a new city, Victoria Falls.

Activities

Zimbabwe Fashion Week is a celebration of Zimbabwe's culture, arts, and cuisine. The event spans several days, typically featuring runway shows, designer panels, workshops, and exhibitions. Each year, Zimbabwe Fashion Week highlights both established designers and emerging talent, fostering an environment of creativity and collaboration.

The Zimbabwe Fashion Week Creative Accelerator Program (CAP) is a 13-week mentorship initiative launched to fashion designers from in Zimbabwe. Established to provide essential creative and life skills, the program focuses on training participants in design techniques, business management, and marketing strategies. The CAP culminates in a fashion show where designers showcase their collections, offering significant exposure and networking opportunities with industry professionals.

References

United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs website. Retrieved 31 July 2024
Zimbabwe Fashion Week Bounces Back, The Herald. Retrieved 31 July 2024
Zimbabwe Fashion Week Back By Popular Demand. Retrieved 31 July 2024
Disorganization Plagues Second Zimbabwe Fashion Week, but Inspires Local Youth. Retrieved 31 July 2024