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PRESS RELEASE / Announcement

23 June 2022

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Launched in 2014, D'IYANU (dee-ya-nu) is a black-owned, ready-to-wear bold print clothing line offering quality, trendy African-inspired fashion at affordable prices. The brand has since gained rapid popularity throughout the fashion landscape with its all-encompassing pieces offered in fabrics that complement all shapes and sizes.

African Inspired Clothing Brand, D'IYANU, Celebrates 'Opulence' With Summer 2022 Collection

NEW YORK, U.S.: African-inspired clothing brand D'iyanu announced today the release of their summer 2022 fashion collection. Fully embodying this season's theme, 'Summertime Opulence,' the Philadelphia-based designer brand is debuting statement shoulder (and shoulder-less) African Print pieces donning bright and elegantly fun African print patterns...
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