S2. E2 - David Tlale - A Faith-Fueled Journey of Globalizing African Style
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Dr. David Tlale is one of Africa's top fashion designers. With a portfolio showcased at esteemed events like New York and Paris Fashion Weeks, he's the visionary founder behind The House of David Tlale.
In this episode, David reveals a deeply personal journey shaped by his upbringing in the Vosloorus township. We delve into how his roots inspired his artistry and how his mother's faith instilled resilience through life's challenges. David reflects on the true meaning of success, the trials of entrepreneurship, and stresses the importance of African unity and cultural remembrance.
David Tlale's journey is more than just fashion; it is a narrative of faith, resilience and disruption of the fashion landscape by merging humanness, cultural diversity, and African heritage
For David, the assertion is clear: Africans possessed 'swag' long before the world recognized it.
As The House of David Tlale marks two decades in the fashion industry this year, David shares a profound perspective: "“If you keep the faith and dream alive, it doesn’t matter what you go through in life, you can make it. This moment is purely a testament of what God can do, because my abilities and our abilities as the House of David Tlale are nothing without God’s presence.”
Enjoy this powerful conversation and do not forget to like, share and comment!
Shop David Tlate's latest collection here: https://davidtlale.com/
In this episode, David reveals a deeply personal journey shaped by his upbringing in the Vosloorus township. We delve into how his roots inspired his artistry and how his mother's faith instilled resilience through life's challenges. David reflects on the true meaning of success, the trials of entrepreneurship, and stresses the importance of African unity and cultural remembrance.
David Tlale's journey is more than just fashion; it is a narrative of faith, resilience and disruption of the fashion landscape by merging humanness, cultural diversity, and African heritage
For David, the assertion is clear: Africans possessed 'swag' long before the world recognized it.
As The House of David Tlale marks two decades in the fashion industry this year, David shares a profound perspective: "“If you keep the faith and dream alive, it doesn’t matter what you go through in life, you can make it. This moment is purely a testament of what God can do, because my abilities and our abilities as the House of David Tlale are nothing without God’s presence.”
Enjoy this powerful conversation and do not forget to like, share and comment!
Shop David Tlate's latest collection here: https://davidtlale.com/
