Adam Levin

Posted 8th December 2010 • By Design Indaba • Topic • Category Speaker Talks

Fashion is an intimate social and political expression of who we are as a people. Adam Levin talks about this notion.

Adam Levin talks about the South African fashion industry - how it has come to where it is today, its influences, and how it has reinvented itself to adjust to life in a rainbow nation.

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