It’s not simply African originators like David Tlale or customary material like shweshwe that have been knocking some people’s socks off of fashionistas as of late. Men who live by the witticism that life can be wonderful and magnificence starts in your storeroom, are spreading their good news of style over the world.

Namibian creator and mold blogger Lourens Loux Gebhardt and the sapeurs of Congo are not simple Prince Cinders; they are men who trust in the moving, recovering and sanctifying impact of dressing great.The men of La Societé des Ambianceurs et des Personnes Élégantes, or the Society of Atmosphere Setters and Elegance (sapeurs), are the subject of another Guinness notice that praises their feeling of style, morals, and beauty. The advertisement, which was recorded in KwaMashu, in KwaZulu-Natal yet set in Bacongo, Brazzaville in the Republic of Congo, praises the dapper tastes of these committed supporters of mold in the shantytown of Bacongo.