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Congo African Attire. Known as “sapeurs,” these dapper dressers are a congolese subculture devoted to the cult of style. Some residents of the twin congolese capitals of. Captivated by the snobbery and refined elegance of the coast men’s attire, congolese houseboys spurned their masters’ secondhand clothes and became unremitting consumers and. Congo's sapeurs pass their style on to a new generation. Often referred to as “dandies” of the congo, “sapeurs” and “sapeuses” are men, women and children whose sharp and stylish way of. From generation to generation, sapeurs have showcased suave suits, colourful bow ties, and scarves. In brazzaville and kinshasa — the capitals of the neighbouring republic of the congo and the democratic republic of the congo — they stand out among the widespread poverty, strutting down the streets like walking works of art. In the central region of africa, the republic of congo (brazzaville) and the democratic republic of congo (kinshasa) host.

In brazzaville and kinshasa — the capitals of the neighbouring republic of the congo and the democratic republic of the congo — they stand out among the widespread poverty, strutting down the streets like walking works of art. In the central region of africa, the republic of congo (brazzaville) and the democratic republic of congo (kinshasa) host. From generation to generation, sapeurs have showcased suave suits, colourful bow ties, and scarves. Congo's sapeurs pass their style on to a new generation. Some residents of the twin congolese capitals of. Captivated by the snobbery and refined elegance of the coast men’s attire, congolese houseboys spurned their masters’ secondhand clothes and became unremitting consumers and. Known as “sapeurs,” these dapper dressers are a congolese subculture devoted to the cult of style. Often referred to as “dandies” of the congo, “sapeurs” and “sapeuses” are men, women and children whose sharp and stylish way of.

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Congo African Attire Congo's sapeurs pass their style on to a new generation. In brazzaville and kinshasa — the capitals of the neighbouring republic of the congo and the democratic republic of the congo — they stand out among the widespread poverty, strutting down the streets like walking works of art. Some residents of the twin congolese capitals of. Congo's sapeurs pass their style on to a new generation. Known as “sapeurs,” these dapper dressers are a congolese subculture devoted to the cult of style. Often referred to as “dandies” of the congo, “sapeurs” and “sapeuses” are men, women and children whose sharp and stylish way of. From generation to generation, sapeurs have showcased suave suits, colourful bow ties, and scarves. Captivated by the snobbery and refined elegance of the coast men’s attire, congolese houseboys spurned their masters’ secondhand clothes and became unremitting consumers and. In the central region of africa, the republic of congo (brazzaville) and the democratic republic of congo (kinshasa) host.