Sander Lak: navigating the industry with deadstock and smaller scale production
A conversation with Sander Lak on leaving Sies Marjan, exploring work beyond fashion, and returning with a label built on deadstock fabrics
I’m an award-winning journalist and fashion consultant with over a decade of experience working at the intersection of storytelling, editorial strategy, and championing emerging talent.
I’ve worked with MTV Base, GQ Magazine, HauTe Fashion Africa, Industrie Africa, Lampoon, Your Luxury Africa, and Spice TV Africa among others, where I have covered a dynamic range of subjects from music and fashion to design, arts, and culture.
Over the course of my career, I’ve profiled and interviewed visionary creatives including Sander Lak, Lisa Folawiyo, Awa Meite and Adele Dejak to name a few.
In addition to my journalism, I lead a PR and wholesale agency dedicated to developing fashion brands. Through strategic commercial partnerships, I help designers transform creative vision into thriving business opportunities bridging artistry with commerce.
A conversation with Sander Lak on leaving Sies Marjan, exploring work beyond fashion, and returning with a label built on deadstock fabrics
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