Ikenna Churchill

Culture storyteller

Designers Across Africa Are Turning Heritage into the Future of Fashion

The lights dim at Lagos Fashion Week. Cameras lift. Out walks a model in a sculpted Oshobor creation, a blaze of colour, cuts sharp as memory, fabric carrying the weight of Benin’s royal pageantry. It isn’t just clothing; it’s a manifesto. In that moment, the runway feels less like a stage and more like an

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Top 5 Fashion Moments That Defined Nollywood on Screen

Nollywood has never been shy of spectacle. Three decades on, the industry has dressed its characters so eloquently beyond the script — from sequined declarations of intention to head-ties that sit like crowns. Costume has never been decoration; it has been psychology, character, and cultural history interpreted through fabric. Some films have pushed this visual

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Five Fashionable Afrobeats Male Stars Who Own Every Look

In Afrobeats‘ rainbow, music is only half the show. Fashion has become just as integral to the genre’s identity, a visual vocabulary of self-assurance, cultural pride, and artistic individuality. These five male artists belt hits but wear them too, showing up in styles that are as rhythmical and daring as their songs. Rema Rema’s sense

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Five African Destinations That Turn Every Vacation Into a Fashion Moment

Some holidays are all about relaxing, and others are all about gazing. And then there are journeys where you are a part of the landscape, where your travel destination is also your catwalk, and every corner invites you to dress up. Africa is a continent that knows what beauty is, both in structure and nature,

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Amaarae’s Black Star Finds Its Place in the Global Dance Conversation

Amaarae’s third studio album, “Black Star,” dropped on August 8, 2025, into an already crowded year for African pop. Within days, it became one of the most talked-about drops on social media and in the music press, not because it was charting, but because it spread across cities, genres, and identities. Recorded between Miami, Brazil,

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