There’s something about the 1920’s gown that brings me right back to this Liz Ogumbo Beaded peep-back gown. I know you have seen a lot of...

The chakacha dance is a very sensual-hip-swaying dance Swahili culture dance I learnt growing up in Kenya because it is the most sensual...

Within the Chinese community centuries ago, the Cheongsam was born. A one-piece dress suit tightly wrapped around the body for a good...

Just because it is a fashion statement that never goes out of style, my bell-sleeves are ringing ting-aling-aling. This popular sleeve...

Trends come and go, but lace ain’t going nowhere because even at it’s highest end, few materials require such skill, precision and patience

From Ghana to Gambia, tie-dyeing is one of the many ways that African artisans like to express their style and diversity.

She has this glow even before we get to connect. She shines and sparkles through every move. Her name is Sequin.

Besides the ‘tweng,’ the food, the weather, the roots & culture, the Rasta, the music and so much more, I learnt l whole lot about the ‘Rast

Since blue was the last colour to be discovered in this world but yet still the most common, here comes a blue-filled month from “Liz Ogumbo

The Liz Ogumbo signature “Boubou” dress/skirt is a must have but what makes it even more versatile is the ability to wear each piece differ

It's no lie that every new day inspires another Fashion Story in my creative hub #LizOgumbo. As I blossom through August on the color...

After filling up my showroom racks with lots of fun black styles, I decided that my August Agenda is “Gold is the new black!”

As we constantly create convertible pieces for worthy investement, here are 5 ways on how to wear our front slit, cowl gown.