The Cruise collection drew its inspiration from West African women at the end of the 19th and the 20th centuries.
In a post-colonial climate, the African woman, faithful to her heritage, discover a social renewal and takes an increasingly important place in society. Her wardrobe defines her social status.
Between pieces revealing the curves of the body and
those following exaggerated volumes, the Cruise Collection exploits the cuts often seen in the senegalese society. Volume, Structure and Silhouette, are the technical elements taken over by Maison Kébé. Collars are elongated, skirts reach midi lengths. Silk like materials transform the traditional shirts for a look that will carry from day to evening.
