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A cultural aesthetic combining African diaspora culture with technology and science fiction, featuring bold patterns, futuristic elements, and African-inspired design.
Afrofuturism originated in the mid-20th century through writers like Sun Ra, Octavia Butler, and Samuel R. Delany, imagining Black futures through the lens of science fiction, African mythology, and technology. In fashion, it surged into mainstream visibility through Beyoncé, Black Panther, and designers like Thebe Magugu, blending African heritage with futuristic silhouettes and metallic textures.
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