The Mulfe Series aims to showcase the cultural significance of the Melhfa, a long rectangular cotton cloth, which is commonly worn in many African countries, particularly across the Sahel. This fashionable garment comes in a variety of colors and serves as protection against sand, heat, and sun, while also embodying elegance, grace, power, and resistance due to its rich historical implications. Our research associate, Zarah Chleuh, also adds that Melhfa’s are often categorized in segments based on their quality, which essentially determines how and where the garment is worn. Through this series, we delve into the origin story of the Mulfe and its impact on beauty and dress in societies that have adopted it. Our aim is to explore its potential if it were more widely adopted by creative communities and individuals across the globe. By highlighting the cultural identity of the Melhfa, we are uplifting this versatile dress to empower Sahliean craftsmanship and heritage, challenging the global creative and cultural sector to widen its perspective and become increasingly inclusive as a result. Join us in exploring the contemporary meaning of this traditional dress through the outtakes of these visually captivating journeys.