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Rich African Women

First African (Liberian) woman on the cover of EBONY magazine. Her Excellency Neh Rita Sangai Dukuly-Tolbert. Circa 1964. #Source: Steve Tolbert

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Ancient African fashion and accessories, illustration - Stock Image - C050/9199

Illustration of Ancient African tribal fashion and accessories from History of the costume in chronological development by Auguste Racinet (1825-1893) and Adolf Rosenberg (1850-1906). Volume 1 printed in Berlin in 1888.

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I don't know why but I really like this traditional costumes from Africa, the clothes men wear look so comfortable! African Fashion History, Cultural Clothing Around The Worlds, African Medieval Clothing, African American Traditional Clothing, Medieval African Clothing, Swahili Clothing, Around The World Costume Ideas, Traditional Costumes Of The World, Around The World Outfits

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Don’t you find the diversity of traditional costumes from other parts of the world fascinating? Some styles have developed over hundreds of years. Some are no longer worn except as part of ce…

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East African Clothing

Ugandan barkcloth dress-Bark cloth,locally known as Mutuba and produced in the Buganda kingdom since 13th century.

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1898 Promenade Dress

This gown is intended for a morning walk or carriage ride. As it’s meant to be seen, it’s often elaborately decorated. It may be trained or walking length, depending on whether you desire to promenade by foot or by carriage.

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