Tennis Court Fashion Moment | Fubelkloset Collection for Fashion Show MN Fall 2018

Who said you cannot wear heels and a 2 piece matching set to a tennis court?

I got inspired by the controversial story about banning catsuit for tennis champion, Serena Williams.

Are we not entitled to dress the way we want? I guess not in the case of women.

I had fun shooting this Fulbe outfit while bearing in mind self-made women , women in fashion and female entrepreneurs.

Fulbekloset owner by Aisha Umar is going to be showcasing her collection at the Fashion Show MN Fall 2018  event in Minneapolis.

This 2 piece sets (or Co-ords) from Fulbekloset feels amazing – it fits like a clove, comfortable on my skin and the material stretches very well.

The fashion show is going to be introducing the latest Fulbekloset fall pieces infused with Ankara luxury. The Nigerian designer plans to present quality pieces for men and women.

Fashion Week MN Fall 2018-FULBE COUTURE BY FULBEKLOSET FASHION SHOW  

 Date & Time
 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 24, 2018 
7-10PM (6:30PM DOORS, 7PM SHOW) 

 Venue 
James Ballentine VFW UPTOWN VFW, 2916 LYNDALE AVE. S., MINNEAPOLIS  

GET TICKETS
 Ticket Types 

   VIP General Admission Seating Along the Runway $30  

General Admission Bar Area $10

5 things to know about the independent designer- Aisha  

• Self-made fashion entrepreneur .
• Graduated  from University of Bedfordshire with LLB Law in England, Master of Arts in Criminal Justice at Concordia University and  Business\Project Management from Harvard Business school.
• Designs her own pieces- both sketches and digital illustration.
• She hand-make some of her outfits.
• She’s a traveller !

Aisha was happy to share her Paris trip with us.

Go ahead and click GET  YOUR TICKETS . See you there !

This post is sponsored by FULBE COUTURE BY FULBEKLOSET FASHION

Photo credits : Photos are property of  Minnafropolis 
and Fulbekloset.com 

Outfit : 2 pcs by Fulbekloset

Shoe : Vince camuto

Makeup : Minnafropolis

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 Modern Multicultural Minnesotans and Afrocomopolitians.