Abryanz Style and Fashion Awards (ASFAs)

The Abryanz Style and Fashion Awards, also known as the ASFAs, are continental fashion awards presented annually in Uganda by Abryanz Collection to recognize excellence and outstanding achievement in the fashion industry in Uganda and Africa.[1]

Abryanz Style and Fashion Awards
Current: Abryanz Style and Fashion Awards 2017
Awarded forExcellence and outstanding achievement in the fashion industry in Africa
Sponsored byCîroc
CountryUganda
Presented byAbryanz Collection
First awarded2013
Websiteabryanzstyleandfashionawards.com
Television/radio coverage
NetworkNTV Uganda
Most recent Abryanz Style and Fashion Award winners
Best in Fashion 2017
Award Male Most Stylish/Dressed Celebrity Most Stylish Male Artiste
Winner Idris Sultan Bebe Cool
Award Best Female Dressed Media Personality Fashionable Music Video of the Year
Winner Bettinah Tianah Mafikizolo
(Love portion)
Previous Lifestyle/Style Fashion Icon Achievement Award

"David Tlale"

 Lifestyle/Style Fashion Icon Achievement Award

"Mai Atafo"

History

Abryanz Style and Fashion Awards were established in 2013 by fashion stylist and proprietor of Abryanz Collection Brian Ahumuza in Uganda. The inaugural event was held at MTN Arena in Lugogo, Kampala, with subsequent events held at the Serena Hotel in Kampala. The awards started with a focus on Ugandan fashion, and categories for the rest of Africa were added in 2016.[2]

The category of Lifetime / Style Fashion Icon Achievement, which is not voted for, is awarded to an individual for their significant contribution to the fashion industry. It was awarded to Princess Elizabeth of Toro (Uganda) in 2015,[3] and Mai Atafo (Nigeria) in 2017.[4]

The awards are broadcast live on NTV Uganda.[5]

Occurrences
Event Year Venue Host(s)
2019 Serena Hotel Kampala
2018 An it ah Nderu
Tracy Wanjiru
2017 Rachel K
Nana Akua Ado
2016 Vimbai Mutinhiri
Idris Sultan
2015[6] Vera Sidika
Gaetano Kagwa
2014[7] Roger Mugisha
Judith Heard
Jackie O
2013 MTN Arena, Lugogo Jackie O

Categories

Each category offers two awards for both Ugandan and continental winners except the Lifetime/Style Fashion Icon Achievement Award. The public votes for the nominees and the public takes 40 percent and the awards academy judges take the 60 percent. Voting by the public has been done online on the official awards website and on social media.[8]

  • Lifetime/Style Fashion Icon Achievement Award
  • Designer of the year
  • Male Model of the year
  • Female Model of the year
  • Male Most Stylish/Dressed Celebrity
  • Female Most Stylish/Dressed Celebrity
  • Most Stylish Male Artiste
  • Most Stylish Female Artiste
  • Most Male Dressed Media personality
  • Best Female Dressed Media personality
  • Male Fashionista of the year
  • Female Fashionista of the year
  • Hair Stylist of the year
  • Makeup Artist of the year
  • Fashion Photographer of the year
  • Stylist of the year
  • Fashionable Music video of the year
  • Fashion Blogger of the year

See also

References
  1. "Abryanz Style and Fashion Awards 2017 rock Kampala". New Vision. Retrieved 30 June 2018.
  2. "ABRYANZ STYLE & FASHION AWARDS". Btendancewebzine. Retrieved 1 July 2018.
  3. "Princess Elizabeth Bagaya receives Lifetime Style & Fashion Icon Achievement Award 2015". Big Eye. Retrieved 1 July 2018.
  4. "International Designer Mai Atafo Wins Lifetime Style And Fashion Icon Achievement". The Guardian. Retrieved 1 July 2018.
  5. "Abryanz fashion take over set for December". The Citizen. Retrieved 2 July 2018.
  6. "Uganda: Abryanz style and Fashion Awards 2015". Eleksie Kenya. Archived from the original on 23 August 2018. Retrieved 1 July 2018.
  7. "Roger Mugisha, Judith Heard and Jackie O to host Abryanz Style and Fashion Awards". Chano8. Retrieved 1 July 2018.
  8. "Abryanz Style & Fashion Awards". Kenyan Vibe. Retrieved 1 July 2018.
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