GaTsh Fros: Chasing the fashion dream

We look at fashion as an art to our own bodies as the canvas, and the sense of style we develop along the way is simply our masterpiece. PIC: RAEES ABDOOLA
We look at fashion as an art to our own bodies as the canvas, and the sense of style we develop along the way is simply our masterpiece. PIC: RAEES ABDOOLA

In the beginning their parents never liked their unusual passion for fashion. The parents saw it as a costly obsession and wanted their beautiful daughters to be like other girls who aspire to land eight-to-five jobs and lead a ‘normal life’. But these ‘fros’ harboured unconventional fashion dreams.

At school they spent their meagre student stipend on clothes and fashionable accessories. Fashion was, and is still their passion.

One day in 2011, while they were on those [window] shopping sprees and admiring shops and wishing they could own one, at Gaborone Game City shopping mall to be precise, somewhere next to that chic fashion shop called Foschini, they received their epiphany. 

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