Saturday, November 29, 2025

Black Entrepreneur Launches New African Print-Inspired Apparel Collection

Yasmine Diene, founder of YaYa+Rule, has announced a new line of apparel that caters to the Black community. The new pieces include t-shirts, tank and crop tops, dresses, skirts and leggings and offer a revived way for men and women to wear their Black pride and honor their African heritage anywhere at any time.
Yasmine comments, “Our apparel is for anyone, whether you are working in the corporate world, are an entrepreneur or an artist, our selection will allow you to casually let your pride shine or dress it up as wanted.”

“It is for those who have already embraced African fabrics and for those who are just getting introduced to them. It is for the homemaker, who wants to look attractive indoors or outdoors. It is for the woman who wants to exercise or just show off what she is working with. It is for the man who wants to make a bold statement in a stylish manner. Our clothing line is very versatile and adds a refreshing African print-inspired touch to your closet, you can make it fun, classy, edgy, and sexy,” she adds.

Highlights and purpose of latest apparel include:

* Affordable, comfortable, and quality garments
* Reclaim and experience a part of our culture with rich and colorful African prints
* Bring awareness and join a meaningful and necessary movement: unity, bridging the gap between the Motherland and the Black diaspora worldwide

For more information on the new items and accessories, visit www.yayarule.com or follow the brand on Facebook and Instagram.

For press inquiries, contact 316-253-1062 or yayarule.official@gmail.com

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