“A culture is its People and a People are their\u00a0culture. If you can alter one you will alter the other. Dress is a part of culture. Who knows, maybe fashion can be an outlet to liberate us all.” – Nyorh Agwe<\/p>\n
As a Cameroonian- American nomad, Nyorh Agwe knows a thing or two about losing self and why it is so important to find it. She states, ” Way too many people try to tell you who you are or ought to be and often that definition starts with appearance.”<\/p>\n
Nyorh Agwe has been manipulating\u00a0fashion as a\u00a0way to explore herself and the environments that feed her identity. From her explorations her creations become very personable and much more than just\u00a0materialistic. With a\u00a0core vision\u00a0in multi-functionality, her designs give her wearer a chance to create themselves. Take for example a bonded Linen Wrappa from the NA15 “M’ba M’etta- We the Metta People” Collection<\/a>. The wrappa can be worn in four different styles; as a wrap skirt, an empire skirt, a strapless dress, as well as\u00a0a cape. The diversity of the collection allows one to not only be their own trend setter, but the ultimate composer of their identity.<\/p>\n “A culture is its People and a People are their\u00a0culture. If you can alter one you will alter the other. Dress is a part of culture. Who knows, maybe fashion can be an outlet to liberate us all.” – Nyorh Agwe<\/p>\n
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