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50085014 The 25-Year-Old model Nyibol Kuir is posed for a photo at The Artisanal Gallery for the Just Fashion Day of Eco Fashion Week Kenya on November 23, 2023 in Nairobi, Kenya. Afrowema (an ethical and sustainable fashion social brand born in Kibera, Kenya the largest slum in Africa, Afrowema contributes to the empowerment of artisans in this community and creates new employment opportunities using new and used local materials) was founded by Tatiana. Just before the event, Tatiana accompanied by Idah Odeka, a model and environmental activist spent days working with a team of Seven young upcoming models from different parts of Nairobi teaching them both dancing skills and runway walks. Tatiana who works with local tailors from Kibera Slum took part in creating the different modeling outfits for the Afrowema Models that were used on the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya. Afrowema In collaboration with Seeds & Stories ( a non-profit women-led social enterprise based in Bigodi Uganda uses fashion as a tool for women empowerment and environmental regeneration with a mission to empower rural women through regenerative fashion (soil to soil products) and capacity-building programs) unveiled different fashion attires created from recycled denim and shoe collections exclusively for this momentous event. Just Fashion is an initiative and platform for sustainable fashion, dedicated to promoting eco-conscious practices and a just, green, and sustainable transition in the fashion industry, a captivating event that forms part of Eco Fashion Week Kenya a transformative experience conceived by the visionary Belinda Smetana, founder of Sustainable Fashion and Travel. This event, in collaboration with Cleanup Kenya, was not just about runway glamour; It was a holistic celebration of sustainability, inclusivity, and a profound commitment to healing our planet. Elements of the Just and Green Transition of the Local Fashion Industry. Photo Credit: Donwilson Odhiambo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50085018 The 25-Year-Old model Nyibol Kuir is posed for a photo at The Artisanal Gallery for the Just Fashion Day of Eco Fashion Week Kenya on November 23, 2023 in Nairobi, Kenya. Afrowema (an ethical and sustainable fashion social brand born in Kibera, Kenya the largest slum in Africa, Afrowema contributes to the empowerment of artisans in this community and creates new employment opportunities using new and used local materials) was founded by Tatiana. Just before the event, Tatiana accompanied by Idah Odeka, a model and environmental activist spent days working with a team of Seven young upcoming models from different parts of Nairobi teaching them both dancing skills and runway walks. Tatiana who works with local tailors from Kibera Slum took part in creating the different modeling outfits for the Afrowema Models that were used on the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya. Afrowema In collaboration with Seeds & Stories ( a non-profit women-led social enterprise based in Bigodi Uganda uses fashion as a tool for women empowerment and environmental regeneration with a mission to empower rural women through regenerative fashion (soil to soil products) and capacity-building programs) unveiled different fashion attires created from recycled denim and shoe collections exclusively for this momentous event. Just Fashion is an initiative and platform for sustainable fashion, dedicated to promoting eco-conscious practices and a just, green, and sustainable transition in the fashion industry, a captivating event that forms part of Eco Fashion Week Kenya a transformative experience conceived by the visionary Belinda Smetana, founder of Sustainable Fashion and Travel. This event, in collaboration with Cleanup Kenya, was not just about runway glamour; It was a holistic celebration of sustainability, inclusivity, and a profound commitment to healing our planet. Elements of the Just and Green Transition of the Local Fashion Industry. Photo Credit: Donwilson Odhiambo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50085010 The 25-Year-Old model Nyibol Kuir is posed for a photo at The Artisanal Gallery for the Just Fashion Day of Eco Fashion Week Kenya on November 23, 2023 in Nairobi, Kenya. Afrowema (an ethical and sustainable fashion social brand born in Kibera, Kenya the largest slum in Africa, Afrowema contributes to the empowerment of artisans in this community and creates new employment opportunities using new and used local materials) was founded by Tatiana. Just before the event, Tatiana accompanied by Idah Odeka, a model and environmental activist spent days working with a team of Seven young upcoming models from different parts of Nairobi teaching them both dancing skills and runway walks. Tatiana who works with local tailors from Kibera Slum took part in creating the different modeling outfits for the Afrowema Models that were used on the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya. Afrowema In collaboration with Seeds & Stories ( a non-profit women-led social enterprise based in Bigodi Uganda uses fashion as a tool for women empowerment and environmental regeneration with a mission to empower rural women through regenerative fashion (soil to soil products) and capacity-building programs) unveiled different fashion attires created from recycled denim and shoe collections exclusively for this momentous event. Just Fashion is an initiative and platform for sustainable fashion, dedicated to promoting eco-conscious practices and a just, green, and sustainable transition in the fashion industry, a captivating event that forms part of Eco Fashion Week Kenya a transformative experience conceived by the visionary Belinda Smetana, founder of Sustainable Fashion and Travel. This event, in collaboration with Cleanup Kenya, was not just about runway glamour; It was a holistic celebration of sustainability, inclusivity, and a profound commitment to healing our planet. Elements of the Just and Green Transition of the Local Fashion Industry. Photo Credit: Donwilson Odhiambo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50085016 The 22-Year-Old model Lucy Njeri is posed for a photo at The Artisanal Gallery for the Just Fashion Day of Eco Fashion Week Kenya on November 23, 2023 in Nairobi, Kenya. Afrowema (an ethical and sustainable fashion social brand born in Kibera, Kenya the largest slum in Africa, Afrowema contributes to the empowerment of artisans in this community and creates new employment opportunities using new and used local materials) was founded by Tatiana. Just before the event, Tatiana accompanied by Idah Odeka, a model and environmental activist spent days working with a team of Seven young upcoming models from different parts of Nairobi teaching them both dancing skills and runway walks. Tatiana who works with local tailors from Kibera Slum took part in creating the different modeling outfits for the Afrowema Models that were used on the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya. Afrowema In collaboration with Seeds & Stories ( a non-profit women-led social enterprise based in Bigodi Uganda uses fashion as a tool for women empowerment and environmental regeneration with a mission to empower rural women through regenerative fashion (soil to soil products) and capacity-building programs) unveiled different fashion attires created from recycled denim and shoe collections exclusively for this momentous event. Just Fashion is an initiative and platform for sustainable fashion, dedicated to promoting eco-conscious practices and a just, green, and sustainable transition in the fashion industry, a captivating event that forms part of Eco Fashion Week Kenya a transformative experience conceived by the visionary Belinda Smetana, founder of Sustainable Fashion and Travel. This event, in collaboration with Cleanup Kenya, was not just about runway glamour; It was a holistic celebration of sustainability, inclusivity, and a profound commitment to healing our planet. Elements of the Just and Green Transition of the Local Fashion Industry. JUST Fashion promises to be a remarkable cele Photo Credit: Donwilson Odhiambo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50085009 25-Year-Old model Ella Kanini pose for a photo during Just Fashion Day of the Eco Fashion Week Kenya at the Gigiri Artisanal Gallery on November 23, 2023 in Nairobi, Kenya. Afrowema (an ethical and sustainable fashion social brand born in Kibera, Kenya the largest slum in Africa, Afrowema contributes to the empowerment of artisans in this community and creates new employment opportunities using new and used local materials) was founded by Tatiana. Just before the event, Tatiana accompanied by Idah Odeka, a model and environmental activist spent days working with a team of Seven young upcoming models from different parts of Nairobi teaching them both dancing skills and runway walks. Tatiana who works with local tailors from Kibera Slum took part in creating the different modeling outfits for the Afrowema Models that were used on the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya. Afrowema In collaboration with Seeds & Stories ( a non-profit women-led social enterprise based in Bigodi Uganda uses fashion as a tool for women empowerment and environmental regeneration with a mission to empower rural women through regenerative fashion (soil to soil products) and capacity-building programs) unveiled different fashion attires created from recycled denim and shoe collections exclusively for this momentous event. Just Fashion is an initiative and platform for sustainable fashion, dedicated to promoting eco-conscious practices and a just, green, and sustainable transition in the fashion industry, a captivating event that forms part of Eco Fashion Week Kenya a transformative experience conceived by the visionary Belinda Smetana, founder of Sustainable Fashion and Travel. This event, in collaboration with Cleanup Kenya, was not just about runway glamour; It was a holistic celebration of sustainability, inclusivity, and a profound commitment to healing our planet. Elements of the Just and Green Transition of the Local Fashion Industry. JUST Fashion promises to be a remarkable c Photo Credit: Donwilson Odhiambo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50085002 25-Year-Old model Ella Kanini is posed for a photo dressed in an outfit designed by Afrowema in preparation for the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya on November 16, 2023 in Nairobi, Kenya. Afrowema (an ethical and sustainable fashion social brand born in Kibera, Kenya the largest slum in Africa, Afrowema contributes to the empowerment of artisans in this community and creates new employment opportunities using new and used local materials) was founded by Tatiana. Just before the event, Tatiana accompanied by Idah Odeka, a model and environmental activist spent days working with a team of Seven young upcoming models from different parts of Nairobi teaching them both dancing skills and runway walks. Tatiana who works with local tailors from Kibera Slum took part in creating the different modeling outfits for the Afrowema Models that were used on the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya. Afrowema In collaboration with Seeds & Stories ( a non-profit women-led social enterprise based in Bigodi Uganda uses fashion as a tool for women empowerment and environmental regeneration with a mission to empower rural women through regenerative fashion (soil to soil products) and capacity-building programs) unveiled different fashion attires created from recycled denim and shoe collections exclusively for this momentous event. Just Fashion is an initiative and platform for sustainable fashion, dedicated to promoting eco-conscious practices and a just, green, and sustainable transition in the fashion industry, a captivating event that forms part of Eco Fashion Week Kenya a transformative experience conceived by the visionary Belinda Smetana, founder of Sustainable Fashion and Travel. This event, in collaboration with Cleanup Kenya, was not just about runway glamour; It was a holistic celebration of sustainability, inclusivity, and a profound commitment to healing our planet. Elements of the Just and Green Transition of the Local Fashion Industry. JUST Fashion Photo Credit: Donwilson Odhiambo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50085007 22-Year-Old model Nadupoi Oreu is posed for a photo at Richard Onyango's stall dressed in an outfit designed by Tatiana of Afrowema in preparation for the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya on November 16, 2023 in Nairobi, Kenya. Afrowema (an ethical and sustainable fashion social brand born in Kibera, Kenya the largest slum in Africa, Afrowema contributes to the empowerment of artisans in this community and creates new employment opportunities using new and used local materials) was founded by Tatiana. Just before the event, Tatiana accompanied by Idah Odeka, a model and environmental activist spent days working with a team of Seven young upcoming models from different parts of Nairobi teaching them both dancing skills and runway walks. Tatiana who works with local tailors from Kibera Slum took part in creating the different modeling outfits for the Afrowema Models that were used on the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya. Afrowema In collaboration with Seeds & Stories ( a non-profit women-led social enterprise based in Bigodi Uganda uses fashion as a tool for women empowerment and environmental regeneration with a mission to empower rural women through regenerative fashion (soil to soil products) and capacity-building programs) unveiled different fashion attires created from recycled denim and shoe collections exclusively for this momentous event. Just Fashion is an initiative and platform for sustainable fashion, dedicated to promoting eco-conscious practices and a just, green, and sustainable transition in the fashion industry, a captivating event that forms part of Eco Fashion Week Kenya a transformative experience conceived by the visionary Belinda Smetana, founder of Sustainable Fashion and Travel. This event, in collaboration with Cleanup Kenya, was not just about runway glamour; It was a holistic celebration of sustainability, inclusivity, and a profound commitment to healing our planet. Elements of the Just and Green Transition of t Photo Credit: Donwilson Odhiambo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50085006 22-Year-Old model Nadupoi Oreu is posed for a photo at Richard Onyango's stall dressed in an outfit designed by Tatiana of Afrowema in preparation for the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya on November 16, 2023 in Nairobi, Kenya. Afrowema (an ethical and sustainable fashion social brand born in Kibera, Kenya the largest slum in Africa, Afrowema contributes to the empowerment of artisans in this community and creates new employment opportunities using new and used local materials) was founded by Tatiana. Just before the event, Tatiana accompanied by Idah Odeka, a model and environmental activist spent days working with a team of Seven young upcoming models from different parts of Nairobi teaching them both dancing skills and runway walks. Tatiana who works with local tailors from Kibera Slum took part in creating the different modeling outfits for the Afrowema Models that were used on the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya. Afrowema In collaboration with Seeds & Stories ( a non-profit women-led social enterprise based in Bigodi Uganda uses fashion as a tool for women empowerment and environmental regeneration with a mission to empower rural women through regenerative fashion (soil to soil products) and capacity-building programs) unveiled different fashion attires created from recycled denim and shoe collections exclusively for this momentous event. Just Fashion is an initiative and platform for sustainable fashion, dedicated to promoting eco-conscious practices and a just, green, and sustainable transition in the fashion industry, a captivating event that forms part of Eco Fashion Week Kenya a transformative experience conceived by the visionary Belinda Smetana, founder of Sustainable Fashion and Travel. This event, in collaboration with Cleanup Kenya, was not just about runway glamour; It was a holistic celebration of sustainability, inclusivity, and a profound commitment to healing our planet. Elements of the Just and Green Transition of t Photo Credit: Donwilson Odhiambo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50085012 22-Year-Old model Lucy Njeri is posed for a photo at Richard Onyango's stall dressed in an outfit designed by Tatiana of Afrowema in preparation for the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya on November 16, 2023 in Nairobi, Kenya. Afrowema (an ethical and sustainable fashion social brand born in Kibera, Kenya the largest slum in Africa, Afrowema contributes to the empowerment of artisans in this community and creates new employment opportunities using new and used local materials) was founded by Tatiana. Just before the event, Tatiana accompanied by Idah Odeka, a model and environmental activist spent days working with a team of Seven young upcoming models from different parts of Nairobi teaching them both dancing skills and runway walks. Tatiana who works with local tailors from Kibera Slum took part in creating the different modeling outfits for the Afrowema Models that were used on the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya. Afrowema In collaboration with Seeds & Stories ( a non-profit women-led social enterprise based in Bigodi Uganda uses fashion as a tool for women empowerment and environmental regeneration with a mission to empower rural women through regenerative fashion (soil to soil products) and capacity-building programs) unveiled different fashion attires created from recycled denim and shoe collections exclusively for this momentous event. Just Fashion is an initiative and platform for sustainable fashion, dedicated to promoting eco-conscious practices and a just, green, and sustainable transition in the fashion industry, a captivating event that forms part of Eco Fashion Week Kenya a transformative experience conceived by the visionary Belinda Smetana, founder of Sustainable Fashion and Travel. This event, in collaboration with Cleanup Kenya, was not just about runway glamour; It was a holistic celebration of sustainability, inclusivity, and a profound commitment to healing our planet. Elements of the Just and Green Transition of the Photo Credit: Donwilson Odhiambo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50085000 22-Year-Old model Catherine Atieno is posed wearing her outfit designed by Afrowema for the Just Fashion Day on November 14, 2023 in Nairobi, Kenya. Afrowema (an ethical and sustainable fashion social brand born in Kibera, Kenya the largest slum in Africa, Afrowema contributes to the empowerment of artisans in this community and creates new employment opportunities using new and used local materials) was founded by Tatiana. Just before the event, Tatiana accompanied by Idah Odeka, a model and environmental activist spent days working with a team of Seven young upcoming models from different parts of Nairobi teaching them both dancing skills and runway walks. Tatiana who works with local tailors from Kibera Slum took part in creating the different modeling outfits for the Afrowema Models that were used on the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya. Afrowema In collaboration with Seeds & Stories ( a non-profit women-led social enterprise based in Bigodi Uganda uses fashion as a tool for women empowerment and environmental regeneration with a mission to empower rural women through regenerative fashion (soil to soil products) and capacity-building programs) unveiled different fashion attires created from recycled denim and shoe collections exclusively for this momentous event. Just Fashion is an initiative and platform for sustainable fashion, dedicated to promoting eco-conscious practices and a just, green, and sustainable transition in the fashion industry, a captivating event that forms part of Eco Fashion Week Kenya a transformative experience conceived by the visionary Belinda Smetana, founder of Sustainable Fashion and Travel. This event, in collaboration with Cleanup Kenya, was not just about runway glamour; It was a holistic celebration of sustainability, inclusivity, and a profound commitment to healing our planet. Elements of the Just and Green Transition of the Local Fashion Industry. JUST Fashion promises to be a remarkable celebration of eco-consci Photo Credit: Donwilson Odhiambo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50084996 22-Year-Old model Catherine Atieno is posed wearing her outfit designed by Afrowema for the Just Fashion Day on November 14, 2023 in Nairobi, Kenya. Afrowema (an ethical and sustainable fashion social brand born in Kibera, Kenya the largest slum in Africa, Afrowema contributes to the empowerment of artisans in this community and creates new employment opportunities using new and used local materials) was founded by Tatiana. Just before the event, Tatiana accompanied by Idah Odeka, a model and environmental activist spent days working with a team of Seven young upcoming models from different parts of Nairobi teaching them both dancing skills and runway walks. Tatiana who works with local tailors from Kibera Slum took part in creating the different modeling outfits for the Afrowema Models that were used on the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya. Afrowema In collaboration with Seeds & Stories ( a non-profit women-led social enterprise based in Bigodi Uganda uses fashion as a tool for women empowerment and environmental regeneration with a mission to empower rural women through regenerative fashion (soil to soil products) and capacity-building programs) unveiled different fashion attires created from recycled denim and shoe collections exclusively for this momentous event. Just Fashion is an initiative and platform for sustainable fashion, dedicated to promoting eco-conscious practices and a just, green, and sustainable transition in the fashion industry, a captivating event that forms part of Eco Fashion Week Kenya a transformative experience conceived by the visionary Belinda Smetana, founder of Sustainable Fashion and Travel. This event, in collaboration with Cleanup Kenya, was not just about runway glamour; It was a holistic celebration of sustainability, inclusivity, and a profound commitment to healing our planet. Elements of the Just and Green Transition of the Local Fashion Industry. JUST Fashion promises to be a remarkable celebration of eco-consci Photo Credit: Donwilson Odhiambo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50084995 22-Year-Old model Catherine Atieno is posed wearing her outfit designed by Afrowema for the Just Fashion Day on November 14, 2023 in Nairobi, Kenya. Afrowema (an ethical and sustainable fashion social brand born in Kibera, Kenya the largest slum in Africa, Afrowema contributes to the empowerment of artisans in this community and creates new employment opportunities using new and used local materials) was founded by Tatiana. Just before the event, Tatiana accompanied by Idah Odeka, a model and environmental activist spent days working with a team of Seven young upcoming models from different parts of Nairobi teaching them both dancing skills and runway walks. Tatiana who works with local tailors from Kibera Slum took part in creating the different modeling outfits for the Afrowema Models that were used on the Just Fashion Day at the Eco Fashion Week Kenya. Afrowema In collaboration with Seeds & Stories ( a non-profit women-led social enterprise based in Bigodi Uganda uses fashion as a tool for women empowerment and environmental regeneration with a mission to empower rural women through regenerative fashion (soil to soil products) and capacity-building programs) unveiled different fashion attires created from recycled denim and shoe collections exclusively for this momentous event. Just Fashion is an initiative and platform for sustainable fashion, dedicated to promoting eco-conscious practices and a just, green, and sustainable transition in the fashion industry, a captivating event that forms part of Eco Fashion Week Kenya a transformative experience conceived by the visionary Belinda Smetana, founder of Sustainable Fashion and Travel. This event, in collaboration with Cleanup Kenya, was not just about runway glamour; It was a holistic celebration of sustainability, inclusivity, and a profound commitment to healing our planet. Elements of the Just and Green Transition of the Local Fashion Industry. JUST Fashion promises to be a remarkable celebration of eco-consci Photo Credit: Donwilson Odhiambo / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

20230503_zia_c218_031 May 3, 2023: A struggling stay-at-home mum decided to start an easy side hustle and revealed that she now rakes in £600,000 a year...Monette Mejia turned her passion for thrift shopping into a six-figure income by reselling clothes on social media - without investing a single dollar out-of-pocket into her business...From flipping items in her own closet to scouting hidden treasures at thrift stores and yard sales, Monette has built an impressive following of over 450,000 on Poshmark...She's also built up an impressive bank balance and a debt-free lifestyle, enabling her to purchase a six-bedroom home (paid off in full), pay off car loans, and send her children to college without a student loan...Her secret? She has a keen eye for name-brand clothing, shoes, handbags, and accessories, which she buys for a low price and resells for 20 times the amount she paid...''When I mentioned to my older sister that I was in need of new clothes, she suggested checking out Poshmark, a social commerce marketplace,'' shared the 45-year-old. ''I started by selling items from my own wardrobe, and soon discovered hidden treasures while scouring second-hand stores.â?..Monetteâ??s first sale was a dress for £28 â?? that sold just 11 hours after it was posted, and the money kept coming in...â??I sold items from as low as £11-£15 to as high as £958-£1,030 for a Louis Vuitton or Chanel bag,â? she recalled...â??I remember a rare occasion when I made a substantial profit from a pair of pants with a flamingos and frogs print, which I purchased for only £1 from a yard sale. Despite their unappealing appearance, I decided to take a chance and list them for sale. To my surprise, they were purchased for £74.''..Monette never imagined that her side hustle would turn into a thriving career. However, when her husband Victor, who worked full-time as an engineer, became ill and required open-hea (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230503_zia_c218_030 May 3, 2023: A struggling stay-at-home mum decided to start an easy side hustle and revealed that she now rakes in £600,000 a year...Monette Mejia turned her passion for thrift shopping into a six-figure income by reselling clothes on social media - without investing a single dollar out-of-pocket into her business...From flipping items in her own closet to scouting hidden treasures at thrift stores and yard sales, Monette has built an impressive following of over 450,000 on Poshmark...She's also built up an impressive bank balance and a debt-free lifestyle, enabling her to purchase a six-bedroom home (paid off in full), pay off car loans, and send her children to college without a student loan...Her secret? She has a keen eye for name-brand clothing, shoes, handbags, and accessories, which she buys for a low price and resells for 20 times the amount she paid...''When I mentioned to my older sister that I was in need of new clothes, she suggested checking out Poshmark, a social commerce marketplace,'' shared the 45-year-old. ''I started by selling items from my own wardrobe, and soon discovered hidden treasures while scouring second-hand stores.â?..Monetteâ??s first sale was a dress for £28 â?? that sold just 11 hours after it was posted, and the money kept coming in...â??I sold items from as low as £11-£15 to as high as £958-£1,030 for a Louis Vuitton or Chanel bag,â? she recalled...â??I remember a rare occasion when I made a substantial profit from a pair of pants with a flamingos and frogs print, which I purchased for only £1 from a yard sale. Despite their unappealing appearance, I decided to take a chance and list them for sale. To my surprise, they were purchased for £74.''..Monette never imagined that her side hustle would turn into a thriving career. However, when her husband Victor, who worked full-time as an engineer, became ill and required open-hea (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)