If you know me then you know I am not afraid of playing with my hair.  I have gone from  short to long and back to short again. From Kellis to Rihanna, Kate Holmes and Victoria Beckam hairstyles and my most recent hairstyle that I kept for a little over a month; the " Michelle Obama bangs"  style. I did it all.
Having beautiful hair is an essential to every woman’s confidence. And it is okay to wear extensions, Yes! So when it comes to extensions, I think it is necessary to invest in great natural hair extenstions that would last you for a while. That's why I think Super Natural Hair, a UK  based hair boutique is the best place for Natural Hair extentions. The boutique carries all type of hair extentions from Malaysian to Brazillian, Indian and Perevuian. 

The quality of this hair is absolutely amazing, 100 % human and comes in different body wave styles. The good thing about it is you can do whatever with it; swim, walk in the rain and not worry about being ruined. You can curly it, color it, or  even brush it over and over and it wont tangle or shade like other hair. You can pretty much do whatever you wish with it. It is also super light and feels so good.

I am currently loving my Peruvian virgin hair , thanks to Super Natural Hair. I have on a mixture of 26 and 24 inches natural straight.  The texture of this hair is super great.

Where to buy:

Website: http://www.supernaturalhair.co.uk/

If you are in Tanzania you can buy it at;
Amina Designs Boutique,
Quality Center Mall, Nyerere Road.
Dar-es-salaam. Tanzania

Tel: +255655027778 or +255653858510

Thank you Margie for the hook up. I love Super Natural Hair extensions.

Currently working on a MAJOR production which leaves me with no time at all to even blog. But I am always on Instagram and Twitter. Wanna check out my day to day movements, outfits inspos, places I go and people I meet?  Be sure to visit me on Instagram.
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For Autumn Winter 2013, London based label Chichia explores the concept of communication through dress in their dress concept collection. As they offer the 13 key dresses every Chichia girl should have hanging in her closet, details such as multi ruffles, tiered dress bodices and skirts and manipulated style lines are featured throughout the collection in Chichia's signature playful contemporary and easy to wear silhouettes with a refreshingly vibrant colour palette.

Quirky details such as stained-glass window inspired patchwork khanga prints are inter-mixed with bead work, sequins, print, solid, and everything inbetween. Swahili khanga sayings are a re-ocurring feature throughout the collection, either as all over print or strategically placed as a homage to the beautiful language. Playfully mis-matched slithers of underskirts are left on show and placed with contrasting prints; juxtapositioned colour palettes break the rules as mismatching becomes the norm. The printed East African cotton khanga is featured as well as referenced and used alongside fabrics such as viscose, cotton and jerseys. Modern quiet luxury with a splash of whimsy, Who says winter has to be bland?

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Bright colors, fringes, African inspired prints, all from Dpipertwins SS 2013 Collection. Spring is definitely here.

Photographer:George Legare
Model:Myea Hoskey
Makeup Artist:Richard Lomax
Hair Stylist:Charisma Cardoza

Check out the look book  after the jump

For SS 2013, Mikuti's new collection of  Ceres Bangles celebrates love affair with color. Staying true to it's unique beading technique Mikuti has taken it up a notch with these babies, creating color patterns that compliment everyone’s taste. With pieces like  African Orchid andNantucket Summer,   Mikuti may have created the summer “must have”

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Ckeck out one of one of my fave African designers interview with ONE campaign over at ONE blog.  Modahnik is not new to Fashionjunkii  that's why it's only right that I get to share this with you. Read all about "Fair trade clothing for Global nomads," here.

Spring 2013 marks the launch of a collaboration that goes beyond fashion: DlESEL+EDUN present a denim collection born in Africa and worn by a new generation of creative talents. Inspired by African creativity, the collection is manufactured in Africa with the finest CCI cotton from Uganda. To bring the spirit of the 25-piece collection to life, DIESEL+EDUN developed the concept of Studio Africa – a virtual loudspeaker and platform for a new generation of creative talents from across the continent.
To celebrate this,  Studio Africa has appointed  Solange Knowles as the newadvocate for the project. Solange will support the project's commitment to promoting and celebrating African creativity throughout 2013. Continue reading

This was a lot fun shoot. I enjoyed working with the entire team.  it's amazing how we all had the same energy on set. Flaviana is so beautiful inside out , made easy for us to work with.  Stay tuned for more!
Photographer: albert marashi studio
MUA:vjollca make up
Stylist: Rosemary Kokuhilwa
Model: Flaviana Matata

Photographer: Emma Cleary
Model: Belinda  Baidoo
MUA: Brushes of Africa
Hair: Derrick Kollic
Stylist: Rosemary Kokuhilwa
Skirt: DeRKa New York

If you follow me on Instagram and you are my  Facebok friend I am sure you might have seen these images. I will post the entire shoot soon!