Paris will host the first major show dedicated to African fashion, according to ww.fashionnetwork.com. The exhibition 'Africa Fashion' is currently on display at the Quai Branly museum in Paris, as reported by rfi.fr. The exhibition was originally developed by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and has previously toured New York, Portland, Chicago, Melbourne, and Montreal, according to rfi.fr. African fashion has gained in visibility in recent years thanks to its emerging designers’ increased catwalk presence, as reported by ww.fashionnetwork.com. African designers have been making waves on the global fashion scene, showcasing their unique perspectives and talents on the runway, according to myafrikamag.com. Tokyo James from Nigeria and Khosi Nkosi from South Africa were standout designers at Paris Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2025, according to myafrikamag.com. African fashion was previously seen as inspiration for international fashion houses, and the fashion industry has been at the forefront of the cultural exchange between Africa and France, according to myafrikamag.com. Adama N'Diaye is the Senegalese fashion designer behind Adama Paris, according to france24. African fashion is establishing its own codes, its own brands and its own ambitions, according to france24.