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Nay Affords on the art of making denim unique and desirable

Nay Affords on the art of making denim unique and desirable

Fashion Network16 hours ago
With the ease of communication offered by social networks, a certain renaissance of individual enterprise has been observed in the fashion sector since the Covid-19 pandemic: in the footsteps of 17th-century seamstresses, designers are launching their businesses without the help of investors and managing to set up a viable business. Such is the case of Ornella Moreira, known as Nayaroz on social networks, a young designer based in the Paris region. In 2020, she launched Nay Affords (French for "Nay can afford it"), a brand known for its customized jeans inspired by streetwear.
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