Model, manager, fashion influencer, and creative director Mously Kébé shares the African-made brands that define her aesthetic — labels rooted in heritage, craft, and intentional design.
“Luxury is not measured in price tags, but in thought, care, and creativity. These are the brands I return to, the ones that carry our stories forward.” — Mously Kébé
For Mously Kébé, objects hold meaning. Her preferred brands go beyond product — they represent Africa’s creative output and a commitment to authenticity and purposeful design.
The Senegalese brand makes SPF50 sunscreen gel formulated for melanin-rich skin. The product offers protection without white cast, addressing a persistent issue in sunscreen designed for darker skin tones.
The label produces minimalist leather bags with architectural construction. Each piece balances function with design, demonstrating how craft can serve both practical and aesthetic purposes.
Their mboubou modernize traditional silhouettes while maintaining cultural reference points. The result is formalwear that feels both elevated and familiar, merging heritage with contemporary appeal.
The Dakar-based studio runs clay workshops for adults and children, offering hands-on engagement with material and form through guided creative sessions.
The textile brand works in bold African prints. Each fabric carries visual codes tied to cultural identity and regional aesthetic traditions.
Their shea butter balm is formulated with fragrance and moisture in mind — a skincare product focused on texture and scent as much as function.
The brand produces whipped shea butter with refined presentation. Simple formulation meets careful packaging, elevating a West African staple into luxury skincare.
The couture house produces structured garments that reference traditional techniques within contemporary silhouettes. Each piece positions African craftsmanship within global fashion language, balancing cultural specificity with modern construction.
Mously Kébé’s selections reflect her approach to style: deliberate, refined, and rooted in African production. Each brand represents a continent actively shaping its own definition of modern luxury.
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