SPOKENPRIESTESS PARTNERS WITH LOCAL RETAIL GIANT TO EMPOWER YOUNG WOMEN
South African born Afrobeats DJ, Spokenpriestess, has partnered up with one of South Africa’s leading fashion and retail brands, Foschini, for an exclusive T-shirt collaboration coming from the release of her first music video for “Rotation Shemix“.
The T-shirt is a limited edition release illustrated by the talented Zee Feels in celebration of the Pan-African song as well as the women who came together for this single. The bigger goal, however, is to sell the T-shirt with the aim to empower other women who are not where they would like to be in life.
The mission, according to Spokenpriestess is to “sell out within 8 weeks of release and donate 100% of the profits of sales (R50 per T-shirt) to the Frida Hartley Shelter for Destitute Women and Children based in Yeoville, Johannesburg”.
This gesture is her way to support and give back to the shelter for the inspiring work they do to protect women in need and help them get back on track with their lives after facing challenges such as gender-based violence and displacement. She explains that this partnership is an example of the power of women coming together for themselves and then others because just like her, the Foschini team is all about women and supporting them in various phases of their lives.
The Rotation Shemix T-shirt is currently available in Foschini and Donna stores nationwide (SA) as well as online going at just R199. To read more about the collaboration, the song and Frida Hartley visit the #FoschinixSpokenpriestess page: https://bit.ly/3ynedMz
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