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This week in fashion news from around the world; Beyoncé announces the release date of her new fashion collection Drip 2, Lebanese creatives unite to raise funds for rebuilding Beirut's artistic harbour district and many more.

Our Style Of The Moment column is specially designed to keep you updated on the latest styles in the Nigerian fashion scene, such as the batwing sleeves, lace-up dress and more, as well as how people are rocking them.

No fashion entrepreneur can truly be successful without some external help. This external help can come in many different forms - social media platforms, fashion events and shows, e-commerce retail platforms and so on. Here are 5 e-commerce retailers and institutions in Africa seeking to help fashion entrepreneurs grow their business and take their brand global.

Behind every fashion brand is a story, a plan and a vision and for every brand, this story is unique. While some fashion brands, like Mi Terro, were inspired by the need to reduce food waste, others, like SVNR, were inspired by the need to incorporate more of nature into fashion. Furthermore, others, like Roop, came about by accident but are inspired by the need to reduce fashion waste.

As a fashion entrepreneur who hopes to grow, thrive and expand business operations far and wide, both within and outside Nigeria, you need to register your fashion brand. The Federal Government has approved the free registration of a total of 250,000 Business Names across Nigeria under the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). Here's all you need to know about it.

Patrick Mavros is an African family-owned fashion brand whose unique luxury products and experiences represent a safari of adventure, romance and above all, unquestionable quality. Here's why Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge can't get enough of them.

Old habits die hard, they say, but regardless of how hard it is to kill them, if they are hindering your income and growth then they need to die. This week, we reviewed a video by Ada-Uju of Stitchadress on 'Sewing Habits that are Affecting Your Income and Growth', in it, she talks about habits dressmakers have that hinder their growth and income and that they need to let go of.