Hello fashion enthusiasts! Today, I want to introduce you to an inspiring figure in the fashion world, Dr Christine Checinska, who is the Senior Curator of Africa Fashion at the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London.

Dr Christine Checinska is a leading expert in African fashion and has been instrumental in showcasing and celebrating the rich diversity and creativity of African fashion to a global audience. Her work at the V&A has helped to elevate the profile of African fashion and has shone a light on the talented designers and artists from the continent.

In the “That’s Not My Age Podcast,” Dr Christine Checinska shares her insights and knowledge about African fashion, its history, and its contemporary relevance. She discusses the importance of cultural heritage in fashion and how African fashion is breaking boundaries and challenging traditional notions of beauty and style.

What I love about Dr Christine’s approach is her ability to marry academia with a passion for fashion. She brings a depth of knowledge and understanding to her discussions, while also keeping it accessible and engaging for listeners. Her passion for African fashion is infectious, and it’s impossible not to be inspired by her enthusiasm.

Whether you’re a fashion lover, a student of African studies, or simply interested in learning more about the world of fashion, I highly recommend tuning in to the “That’s Not My Age Podcast” featuring Dr Christine Checinska. Her episodes offer a unique perspective on African fashion and its place in the global fashion landscape.

So, if you’re looking to expand your fashion horizons and gain a deeper appreciation for the creativity and diversity of African fashion, be sure to give Dr Christine Checinska’s podcast a listen. You’ll be enlightened, inspired, and maybe even discover some new fashion favourites along the way!

Thank you for reading. Stay stylish!