KINABUTI MODELS HIT THE RUNWAY AT THE NEHEMIAH PROJECT

When the Kinabuti fashion label went into the inner cities of Port-harcourt to find, train and empower young women found on the streets teaching them how to model, sew and basically earn a living for themselves, they made their stance known as a fashion label with purpose. It's so refreshing (in the fickle world of fashion) to see how Kinabuti continues to give these young ladies a chance to flourish...

At the recently concluded Nehemiah Project launch (see next post), Kinabuti's inner city girls strutted their stuff yet again showcasing Caterina Bortolussi's Kinabuti's take on fashion as well as rocking designs by Odion Mimonet, PhunkAfrique and iamIsigo

Benita wearing iamIsigo

Bertha wearing Kinabuti

Bertha wearing Phunkafrique

Cecelia Wearing kinabuti

Kinabuti girls with Dbanj

Gift Yeri in iamIsigo

Gift Yeri in Kinabuti

Grace in Kinabuti's Genevieve Dress (Worn by Genevieve Nnaji 
when she picked up Encomium Magazine Style Award)

Kinabuti Models sharing their experience during the interactive session

Models in Kinabuti

Queen wearing iamIsigo

Queen in Kinabutti (Dress worn by Omowunmi Akinnifesi when she picked up
Vangaurd Allure Style Icon Award)

Sandra in Kinabuti

Kinabuti Models from inner cities of Port Harcourt with Tonye Cole, MD Sahara Group

Odion Mimonet with Kinabuti Models

Caterina Bortolussi of Kinabuti (in middle)