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Taking you on a journey through the lives of Makers. From cut and sew to woodworking to craft beer to consumer packaged goods and much more.
From Nigeria to Maine: Olagunju Busola Dorcas’ Journey of Fashion, Refugee Support, and Storytelling Through Design
Makers of the USA
27 minutes 53 seconds
8 months ago
From Nigeria to Maine: Olagunju Busola Dorcas’ Journey of Fashion, Refugee Support, and Storytelling Through Design
In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of Olagunju Busola Dorcas, a Maine-based fashion designer originally from Nigeria. Olagunju moved to Maine to study project management at university, but her passion for fashion never waned. Today, she works full-time supporting refugees as they settle in Maine while also pursuing her creative dream. Known for designing custom dresses, Olagunju has crafted stunning pieces for notable figures in Maine, including the owner of Coffee Be Design and the current USOA Ms. Maine. She believes in using fashion to tell a personal story, infusing each design with meaning and narrative. Tune in to hear about her unique journey, her passion for storytelling through fashion, and how she’s making a difference in the community.
Makers of the USA
Taking you on a journey through the lives of Makers. From cut and sew to woodworking to craft beer to consumer packaged goods and much more.
