Debonair Afrik together with Marina Mall and Wax Print Media presents DOTS TRADE X NUMERO UNO an all Yuletide Fashion Pop-up. The event is scheduled for the 17th to 20th December, at Marina Mall.
The three-day planned pop-up will feature selected designers to showcase their stock, as buyers are promised interesting promotional materials. The event seeks to give fashion enthusiasts what they have missed all year and grant a sneak-peek into collection capsules for the new year.
Among other surprises, buyers could have access to limited stock, featured fashion accessories, and exclusive sales.
Dots Trade x Numero Uno will see the official launch of the event on the first day, the pop-up would be open to all from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm each day. Aside from the buying and selling, there are scheduled sips & shop with many fashion influencers and relevant stakeholders every day during the pop-up. This presents the perfect opportunity to meet your favourite influencer and network with them.
As a bonus there are intended talks with some of Africa’s renowned creatives, this is to provide some insight into the Fashion industry especially within the Christmas season.
Below are the activities lined up for the fashion pop-up
Official Launch (17th December, 2020 05:00pm)
Day 2: Sip and Shop (18th December, 2020 09:00am – 07:00pm)
(Shop with influencers )
Day 3: Sip and Shop (19th December , 2020 09:00am – 07:00pm)
(Shop with influencers )
Day 4: Sip and Shop (20th December , 2020 01:00PM )
Creative conversations
DOTS TRADE’ is a flagship program of the STYLE LOUNGE PLATFORM which works with African designers to promote indigenous fashion talents through trade, originality, and sustainability. The event creates a series of fashion exhibitions and pop-ups that seeks to strengthen the socio-economic enterprise by tapping into the fashion value chain.
‘DOTS TRADE’ provides an all in one shopping experience as the event offers participants the ultimate customer experience with popular indigenous, ethical, and sustainable fashion brands.
