- An adherent of La Sape is called a sapeur. The movement embodies the elegance in style and manners of colonial predecessor dandies as a means of resistance.
- La Sape was synonymous with the Congolese rumba scene that surfaced. Papa Wemba was a Congolese musician who made music about the style of La Sape.
- - La Sape is a Congolese Dandyism movement, and according to my thesis research on La Sape, there is a fear of the movement dying amongst Sapeurs as most...
- About la SAPE and his influence around the world: “Today even great politicians sapent (are dandy)… Before Mr. Obama steps out, he first takes a look in his...
- La Sape or Sapeurs, “comes from the French slang se saper, meaning to dress with class, but also from the acronym of their social group”.
- La Sape , medyada benimsenen, öncelikle Demokratik Kongo Cumhuriyeti ve Kongo Cumhuriyeti'nde dağıtılan , temsilcileri kesinlikle zarif ve modaya uygun pahalı kıyafetler...
- Musician Papa Wemba was an important supporter of La Sape in Congo. The houseboys used their connections in France to acquire their clothing.
- Tarihçi Didier Gondola'nın "La Sape Exposed !: High Fashion Between Lower Class Congolese" başlıklı makalesinde şöyle diyor