Fashion in Nigeria has always been more than simply clothing—it’s an evolving interaction between the past and the present. It is a
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For the longest time, Lagos Fashion Week has been an advocate for sustainability, a response to fast fashion and its effect on
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They are really popular spots for Instagram influencers. And introducing the new model, the non-model. The crowd is screaming, there is a
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Get ready for an unforgettable night of music and excitement as we introduce Jay Breeze’s upcoming event, “To the Max: Save the
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“It is 2 hours and 30 minutes late and the model is not here,” Cynthia Nwaru says to the camera. She is
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The ember months mark the season for Nigeria’s most anticipated fashion shows, one being the GTCo fashion weekend. Last year, GTCo took
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The pandemic made it clear that we need to depend on our homegrown textiles so Lagos Fashion Week launched Woven Threads to
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Lancôme’s bold #MessWithLancôme campaign has officially landed in Lagos, with a vibrant event that invited beauty influencers and makeup lovers to embrace
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In 1837, the same wunderkind that wrote the fairy tales, The Little Mermaid, Thumbelina, the Snow Queen, and Ugly Duckling, released his
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The Miss Universe Nigeria competition has always struggled to match the quality and prestige of its international counterparts. For many, it’s known
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With the launch of #MESSWITHLANCÔME, Lancôme moves beyond its signature sophisticated, “no makeup makeup” looks. Bringing a positive injection of excitement and
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Patta has developed a deep affinity with Nigeria, and Nigeria has shown the same love in return. As they celebrate their first
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Chidimma Adetshina, the beauty queen at the center of a recent nationality controversy in South Africa, has found a new stage for
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Emerging players in Nigerian streetwear embody this bold statement by creating new avenues for creative expression through fashion, driving the idea to
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Lagos Fashion Week, in collaboration with Style House Files, proudly launches the 6th edition of its transformative talent discovery platform, Green Access.
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Born and raised in Goaso, a small Ghanaian town in the Ahafo region, Davidson Atanko’s passion for fashion ignited during his high
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When Yinka Ash left university in 2014, he didn’t know that 5 years down the line he would start the transition into
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The Folklore, a company focused on empowering African fashion designers and marginalized communities, has secured $3.4 million in seed funding to expand
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The thrift market in Nigeria started as Okrika, Bend down select, amongst other iterations, providing a way for everyday Nigerians to access
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My goal is to create fashion that appeals to a wide range of individuals, not limited to a specific subculture. -Ayakeme Udokang
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