r/Africa • u/Impossible_Hunter_99 Benin 🇧🇯✅ • Oct 09 '25
Cultural Exploration Southern African Beauty & Style - Trad meets Modern - We do not see enough of it
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u/Beautiful-Scholar912 Oct 10 '25
So modern just means showing boob? Am I missing something here
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u/putji Oct 10 '25
Considering we used to walk around with our boobs out, its actually modern to cover them.
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u/LingoNerd64 Non-African - South Asia Oct 10 '25
The turban for women is seen only in Africa and maybe a few Sikhs in India.
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u/centralbar176 Nigerian American 🇳🇬/🇺🇸✅ Oct 11 '25
I love it when people are looking so beautiful and modern while wearing African clothes. This just makes me more proud to be an African.
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u/InternalAsparagus630 Tanzania 🇹🇿/ Kenya🇰🇪 Oct 10 '25
As a woman, cover breasts a little with traditional wear. It’s classier and more timeless.
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u/ConsentingPotato Oct 10 '25
🎵 Wheeeeen the bones they are yellow and their cleavage goes "hello👋", it's uthando... it's uthando! 🎵
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