Danielle and Chantelle Piper are twin African fashion designers , models and socialites. They are West African (Ghana)and West Indian. They have appeared on a number of major television shows such as the Rachael Ray Show, NBC’s the Today Show, and an MTV commercial for Snickers. They have also graced the front cover of League Magazine and David & Young Magazine. Danielle launched her fashion line named Kastle Designs. The collection consists of eye-catching cocktail and evening dresses, incorporating fabrics such as, chiffon, silk charmeuse, satin, beaded and embroidered fabrics. Highlighted as one to watch, Danielle has had editorials in Women’s Wear Daily, Fashion Manuscript, and Textile World. She has also worked alongside a number of notable fashion designers including couture designer Maggie Norris and Marchesa’s own Keren Craig and Georgina Chapman. 
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| Danielle and Chantelle Piper |
So what do you think of this power of two ? Is it one of your favorite fashion houses? designers? would you like to see more from them . Always let me know if there are any other designers you’d like to see spotlighted on Ciaafrique in the future . I love African fashion !!!!!!! do you?
I do love African fashion, but I'm getting a little tired of seeing so many designers use ankara. I'd like to see them push themselves a little more and give as a new interpretation of 'African fashion'
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@mbls you have a good point. The designer have to start pushing more. I get excited for example when i see the collection of david tlale From SA. Now thats fashion and a good one.
ReplyDeleteWhen I look at these pictures, I can't help but marvel at the photography..
ReplyDeleteIt is the African prints that sets us apart from the mainstream designers though, it's what makes us unique. I think it should not be completely removed from the collections but be creatively incorporated is ways that are not obvious or done :)
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