Asake is making headlines again, but this time not entirely for his music. The artiste from Lagos has quietly embarked on a transformation which fans have only just started to catch on to, a shift from his trademark streetwear and easy-going self to sharply cut formal wear that signals a new chapter in his career. […]
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Lagos Fashion Week returns from October 29 to November 2, 2025, with a renewed sense of sustainability and responsibility in creativity. Amidst the drama of the runway walks and brand showcases, one stage still points to where African fashion is headed: Green Access. Now in its latest form, Green Access is the Lagos Fashion Week’s
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Where strategy, alliance, and endless drama in a house were the order of the day, fashion found its own language. The Big Brother Naija Season 10 house was not just for confessionals and tasks; it became a catwalk. Every Saturday night party, every live task, every unedited moment was a chance to “look like a
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The 2025 Business of Fashion (BoF) 500 list underscores a pivotal moment in global culture, spotlighting African creatives who are not merely participants but architects of the contemporary cultural landscape. From the pulsating rhythms of Afrobeats to the avant-garde expressions in fashion and digital media, these individuals are shaping narratives, aesthetics, and industries worldwide. 2.
Every season, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu not only presents Big Brother Naija, but he also hosts a live fashion runway show. His wardrobe is as highly anticipated as evictions themselves, making Sunday nights a parade of culture, nostalgia, and fashion experimentation. This year, more than fourteen well-crafted outfits, Ebuka re-established himself not only as a host but
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Once a year, cities like New York, London, Milan, Lagos, and Paris host the most highly anticipated fashion events: the fashion shows where designers unveil their latest collections. Fashion Week has long been an event of glamour, celebrity, and invention. However, with the advent of Instagram, livestreaming, and fast fashion, many have questioned whether it
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Emmy Kasbit has emerged as one of the most compelling voices in Nigerian fashion without anyone realising it, reworking West African prints and vintage motifs into modern, celebrity-approved creations. Its red-carpet-worthy tailoring and printed essentials have made it a red-carpet darling, as well as a go-to for seasonal campaigns and editorial “At Home” shoots. These
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When Giorgio Armani presented his first men’s collection in the mid-1970s, fashion was entering a new era. The days of stiff, boxy suits were giving way to something lighter, more fluid, and distinctly modern. Armani’s tailoring was sharp but relaxed, structured yet supple. He stripped away the excess padding, loosened the shoulders, and allowed men
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Over the past decade, cultural fashion has transitioned from ceremonial and special occasion wear to everyday wardrobes, redefining the way men can express themselves in fashion. From all over Africa, and particularly in Nigeria, agbada, isiagu, senator suits, and even aso oke have come to the red carpet, fashion showrunways, and Instagram timelines. The return
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Afrobeats was never music. It is movement, it is energy, a culture that lives as loudly in fashion as it does in beat. The music videos of the genre in recent times have been such canvases upon which fashion designers, stylists, and artists converge to create spectacle that makes three-minute videos into visual fashion spectacles.
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