You’ve seen part 1 (check it out here in case you missed it) and we couldn’t help but judge more looks. Let’s school some of these fashion victims and also give credit where it’s due.
This particular edition of the ASFAs was themed ‘Post Modernism meets Africanism’ which was a rather complex theme for the fashionitas to interpret. But, they still showed up. Let’s get judging, shall we?











Lady in the middle: The pieces look good separately. They failed to blend.
Guy on the left: Thank you for adding the skirt! Great job


















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