Inspired by The Black Panthers of The 60’s – Morafa presents The Sauciety SS ’17 Collection

Sauciety: A non-conformist in society. Not just a rebel but an unorthodox person willing to challenge societal norms and make a statement with their sense of style.

The Sauciety collection represents that individual staking a claim in society through their sense of style, making a silent yet loud statement by adding “sauce” to their style thus refusing to succumb to a conventional look for everyday life.

The Black Panthers of the sixties, originally the Black Panther party for self-defense, was an African-American revolutionary party founded in 1966. The glory days when men and women walked around with so much confidence and their fashion was as iconic as their movement. The dawn of a new era, the rise of the new cool black, an era of creativity and visually celebrating true blackness, an era when black was poetry, the black panthers made us realise how powerful being Black is, worthy of imitation and praise.

In this collection, Morafa looks to clothe the modern day man/woman in well-structured jackets, dresses made with unconventional luxurious fabrics, including damask, wool, sequin, velvet, and the label’s unconventional use of lace as embellishments.

Credits
Photo/Creative Direction: Enyeasi Kadara | @enyeasi.k
Outfits: Morafa | @morafaofficial
Styling: Morafa |@morafaofficial, King Duke | @stylenorme, Adesola Ogunnaike | @rekabentuk
Models: Niyi Ayeni | @niyi_a, Kamil Mahmud | @kamilitarry, Mayowa Olarinmoye | @mayowa_xo
Makeup: Onuoha Victoria | @__vicky_o
Words Transcribed by: Olohunde Thompson | @lunadeeee