
Elegance & Heritage

About Matue Couture
At Matue Couture , we believe in crafting more than just products; we create pieces that embody pride, empowerment, and purpose. Our commitment to sustainability and ethical sourcing ensures that each item not only looks exquisite but also supports communities and preserves our planet. We’re here to celebrate heritage, empower confidence, and bring African elegance to professionals around the world.
About the Founder
After returning to Cameroon following 16 years abroad, Simone was inspired by the rich elegance of African artistry and craftsmanship. She founded Matue Couture to bring this beauty into luxurious, professional attire for women, merging African heritage with modern sophistication.
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What is “Fashion” anyway?
A flowy brown just above the knee dress was my first introduction to “fashion”. My dad bought it for me when I was around 12. He doesn’t know it but...
What is “Fashion” anyway?
A flowy brown just above the knee dress was my first introduction to “fashion”. My dad bought it for me when I was around 12. He doesn’t know it but...
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The Story Behind Matue Couture: Meet the Vision...
Discover the inspiring journey of Simone Talla, the founder of Matue Couture, a luxury fashion brand redefining professional attire with authentic African heritage, sustainable design, and modern elegance. Explore how...
The Story Behind Matue Couture: Meet the Vision...
Discover the inspiring journey of Simone Talla, the founder of Matue Couture, a luxury fashion brand redefining professional attire with authentic African heritage, sustainable design, and modern elegance. Explore how...
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Smock Kente: A Unique Blend of Tradition and Fu...
Smock Kente, a fabric deeply rooted in the traditions of Northern Ghana, is more than just a textile—it’s a symbol of resilience, artistry, and cultural pride. Used to create the...
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Smock Kente, a fabric deeply rooted in the traditions of Northern Ghana, is more than just a textile—it’s a symbol of resilience, artistry, and cultural pride. Used to create the...
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