House of Aama: Gender-Neutral Style Lookbook
The Los Angeles-based up and coming brand House of Aama infuses storytelling and African roots in its made-to-order designs. The brand began in 2013 when Rebecca Henry and Akua Shabak, a mother-daughter duo, yearned for styles that reflected their cultural roots through contemporary clothing. They offer gender-neutral options that fit any style, and can be dressed up for professional occasions or worn out on the street.
Pussybow Blouses Mesh Sleek and Professional
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Sleek Victorian pussybow blouses enhance any outfit with the blend of silk chiffon fabric and velvet wrist bows. These shirts come in pink, chocolate brown, and tan. The necktie heightens this look, bringing luxurious detail to the button down and flowy sleeves.
Timeless Military Trousers Create Fresh, Vintage Look
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House of Aama’s military-style corduroy trousers, inspired by Ogun, African god of war, feature flattering vertical stripes. They come in blue or tan and can be paired with the Ogun Corduroy Military Jacket for a souped up matching look.
Suede and Corduroy Jackets Bring Outfits to the Next Level
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Suede and corduroy jackets instantly enhance even the most casual looks. House of Aama’s texturized, suede Blues Man Lumber Jacket hearkens back to Western design and includes button and zipper pockets for detail. The striped corduroy military jackets come with eye-catching military buttons down the front to top off the unique ensemble.
Streamline an Ensemble with Full-Striped Matching Set
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Pairing the Ogun Corduroy Military Jacket and Pants creates a dazzling matching set. These sets come in tan or blue stripes, and can be left unbuttoned or buttoned up and tucked in for a fully coordinated striped look. The jacket can also be layered with a patterned blouse or plain tank to add depth and contrast.
Gender-Neutral Options Fit Any Style and Body
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House of Aama offers stylish gender-neutral options, including blouses, trousers, jackets, and matching sets that fit many tastes and bodies. The African-inspired offerings meet the needs of one looking for sophisticated items of cultural significance. House of Aama’s designs vary from $45 to $550, and are made to order in Los Angeles.