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My-oh-my… The Holidays are upon us once again. This time it finds me with mixed emotions; I am not sure if I should be excited for the year that was or eager for the year to come. Well as I continue to try and live in the now, embracing every waking moment of being part of the awesomeness that is COUTURE Africa, I would like to thank all our readers for supporting us through 2016 and we look forward to an even more amazing 2017!

As you plan for your holiday break [or your working holiday], we have amazing tips on how to get through them without absolutely losing your mind, wanting to kill your partner and running away from your children, so do have a good read. When it comes to fashion, we have a special feature featuring one of the loveliest ladies I have met, yet, Lucy. This month, we celebrate a different kind of beauty with photographer,Beatty, as a way of celebrating people with albinism for they too have their own special attributes. We also do not forget to bring you all the latest trends that will guide you well into 2017 in both fashion and beauty.

If business is your thing, then you definitely want to read up on Adil Popat; the force behind Simba Corp and Joan Okorodudu; the founder of Nigeria’s Next Top Model. If you are all about life on the fast lane, we have great insights on fashion and lifestyle from Kaz, Toya Delezi and Sunny Dolat. All in all, something for everyone on our Christmas Issue.

Until next year, Love and Light from the COUTURE Africa Team! @olivegachara

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COUTURE Africa Magazine Description:

As East Africa’s Pioneer Fashion Magazine, COUTURE Africa seeks to not only celebrate African Fashion, but bring global fashion and beauty trends into the African market in a relatable and easily translatable way to our readers.

It is because of this that COUTURE Africa has over the years become a voice for the modern woman in Africa. The woman who understands quality, appreciates value and is constantly seeking to look and feel her best on a daily basis.

COUTURE Africa magazine is indeed the go-to read for today’s woman.