Martial Tapolo le créateur d'origine Camerounaise a pris part à la BFWP. Organisé par la styliste Adama Paris, la Black Fashion Week Paris s'est déroulée du 4 au 6 octobre 2012 au pavillon Cambon
Capucine (46 rue Cambon Paris 1er), à deux pas de la célèbre place Vendôme et du prestigieux palace le Ritz.
La Black Fashion Week a pour but de « faire connaître la création noire contemporaine au delà des frontières
africaines ».
Martial Tapolo the designer from Cameroon took part of the BFWP. Organized by the designer Adama Paris, the Black Fashion Week Paris took place from 4 to 6 October 2012 at the Pavilion Cambon
Capucine (46 rue Cambon Paris 1), close to the famous Place Vendôme and the Ritz prestigious palace.
The Black Fashion Week aims to "create awareness of a contemporary black design beyond the African borders."

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We've read stats showing that Blacks have a buying power of $1.2 Trillion dollars and that Black women are starting businesses at a faster rate than any other group, but is this enough to change the economic inequalities that plague Black neighborhoods? Mandy Bowman discusses how it's time to focus on creating and supporting Black businesses to build long term/generational wealth.

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