27 African Fashion Designers Who Are Killin The Game

Atlanta-based owner and creative director Charlene Dunbar was born in Liberia. She makes dresses, jumpsuits, skirts, and accessories. You can find her designs here.

The brand ships dresses, pants, skirts, jumpsuits, and accessories worldwide from Cotonou, Benin. You can find them here.

The Rwanda-based brand sells scarves, shirts, ties, and more. To shop, check out their store.

The line's founder is of Sierra Leonean and Bajan descent. She makes dresses, skirts, and even ankara-detailed coats. Find the whole collection here.

The brand, which makes clothing for all genders, even has a section of its site specifically dedicated to dashikis.

The UK-based online shop sells dresses, skirts, and jackets made and sourced in Ghana. Shop the selection here.

The line features gorgeous shirts, dresses, and menswear, which you can find on its Etsy shop.

The line specializes in hyper-feminine cuts, but the skirt has pockets! Find more in the shop.

The Congolese designer was a contestant on season 2 of "Project Runway." Her collection will be available soon, so check her Instagram for updates.

Sarumi makes womenswear from ankara, like this light spring coat. A portion of the line's profits are given to the Africa's Daughters Foundation. You can check out the shop here.

The sunglass brand's name means "my sunset" in Amharic, Ethiopia's official language. Find it here.

The Kenyan designer, who makes coats, dresses, and skirts, can be found on Kisua, a marketplace specifically dedicated to African lines.

The New York-based twins are also models. Their line features a broad range of prints in flattering shapes–everything from maxi skirts to crop tops to tunics. Find it all here.

The womenswear brand was created by Tanzania native Lilian K Danieli, who makes jewelry and accessories in addition to apparel. You can shop the line here.

Australia-based Zambian designer Phoebe Mwanza makes both clothing and beauty products. Find her work here.

The South African brand sells bags, hats, ties, and more. Check it out here.

Designer Yvonne Ghyselinck Pearson mixes prints from "back home" with flirty, sexy cuts in dresses, skirts, and pants. Check out her Etsy.

The shop sells hats, shirts, and jerseys. It's part of Liberian creative Adam Smarte's network for artists, designers, and crafters. Check out the selection here.