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That time our fabric made it onto an episode of Dynasty..
Dynasty is an American prime time television soap opera reboot based on the 1980s series of the same name and shown on Netflix. It was rather exciting to see one of our Adire fabrics appear on one of the episodes. It was used in Episode 15 of Series 1 in case you want to watch!
Our Indigo Leaf Adire, a Nigerian tie dye fabric, was used as a pocket square for the father of the groom, ‘Jeff Colby’ one of the main characters. It is a drama filled episode, I don’t even know where to start describing it. I love that you can see where the fabric has been stitched (i.e. the tying before the dyeing). Its all about Contrast, connections and creativity. From Nigeria to L.A.! Love it.
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