Top 10 Outfit Picks for AfroPunk and Upcoming Festivals in 2018

AfroPunk is right around the corner and of course it’s the perfect time to embrace your roots and show off the latest African prints and trends. We at D’IYANU know how exciting it is to flaunt your latest African print dresses, African print skirts, African print shorts and African print t-shirts amongst other festival goers; so, we’ve gathered a list of looks, for both women and men, that’ll definitely turn heads and easily show off your inner fashion stylist!

And for a limited time, save 15% on these looks when you apply the code AFROPUNK at checkout.

Chic and stylish is what ladies will be able to find from our latest arrivals. From our popular African print shorts all the way to our fabulous African print dresses, the flyness doesn’t stop! Our African inspired fashion is well known for its comfortability, and that’s exactly what’s needed for all the fun taking place at AfroPunk.

Ready to represent your roots? Check out these must have looks for AfroPunk:

Our bestseller Makena in our Multicolor African print shorts and matching head wrap has “Do It for the Culture” written all over it! This wide leg short is accompanied by secret side pockets and can be paired with one of our new Kafi wrap tops.

The fabulous Karasi Romper in Blue Brown African print is bold and able to make a statement on its own. The hideaway pockets makes it easy to store your phone and other necessities while at AfroPunk. Add your favorite accessories and you’re good to go.

Looking for a cute dress? Our Halima spaghetti self-tie strap is the perfect African print dress for hanging out at the festival. The beautiful Yellow and Blue print is an attention grabber and the self-tie straps calls for easy adjustments.

One of our favorite pieces this season is our Dalila African Print Duster. It is a very versatile piece that can be paired with the matching Panya shorts, jean shorts, or a fitted short dress. It’s lightweight and can be worn either open or closed with the front ties.

Our Panya African Print shorts are ultra fun and can be paired with the matching Dalila Duster for a fabulous look! The shorts feature hidden side pockets and elastic on the back of the waistband for all day comfort and wearability. Glide around AfroPunk in this gorgeous and show-stopping piece!

Fellas, we know you need a few looks for AfroPunk, too! We’re known for our fashionable African print t-shirts and bold African print button up shirts. Our guys rave about how comfortable our men’s shirts are and how they’re able to effortlessly coordinate them with their style, so it should be easy to put your AfroPunk look together.

Ready to show your cultural pride? Check out our top picks below:

Keep it stylish in our popular Forrest Green African print Dashiki t-shirt. This look is an easy staple to any weekend look, especially for AfroPunk. Grab this Dashiki t-shirt, add your own style to it and you’re all set.

For the classic man, our Keyon button up shirt in African print Blue Tan is definitely a vibe. This style is so versatile, from both casual to a night out, which makes this an easy go-to look for the festival. Pair this Keyon button up with your favorite jeans or shorts to create a stylish look.

Stay calm, cool and collected with our Seun t-shirt in African print Navy Blue Tan. It’s simplicity makes a subtle, bold statement with the printed chest pocket and printed cuff on the sleeves. Our Seun t-shirt is a sure way to stay connected to your roots!

What better way to show off you pride at AfroPunk than rocking our Akono African Print Melanin tee! This shirt is a great conversation starter and gets you some street cred according to our customers. Stand out for all the right reasons in our Akono African Print Melanin Tee!

Command attention at AfroPunk in our Keyon African Print Button-Up shirt! The vibrant color will stand out from the crowd as you feel empowered representing your roots in a stylish way. Made with comfortable cotton Ankara fabric for all day comfort.

Which styles are you rocking to AfroPunk?