nigerian fashion

Lagos Fashion Week Highlights Its Green Access Cohort for 2025

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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Dede and Kola set the fashion standard in Big Brother Naija Season 10

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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Ebuka Obi-Uchendu and the Art of Fashion Storytelling on Big Brother Naija 2025

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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Five Times Nigerian Celebrities Rocked Emmy Kasbit and Stole the Spotlight

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 Cultural Cloth Meets Contemporary Men

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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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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MAXIVIVE’S 106104 ARTISINAL COLLECTION IN MILAN EXAMINES LOSS

Our favorite unisex artisanal brand, Maxivive, has captured our attention with yet another stellar collection. Born from pure intentionality and the need for artful expression, the creative director and founderPapa Oyeyemi, dives deep into a tragic, personal, real-life incident to inspire this particular collection. Going into the show, it’s hard to know what to expect

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WEB3 LUXURY FASHION HOUSE “NEXTBERRIES” ISN’T SATISFIED WITH THE PHYSICAL

Why be physical when you can be Phygital? currently under the umbrella of the SYKY collective, WEB3 luxury fashion house “NEXTBERRIES” is the brain child of two Visionary Nigerian designers Adaku Eminike and Oluchi Nwachukwu. From its humble beginnings in 2018, NEXTBERRIES has embarked on a cosmic voyage transcending physical boundaries to embrace the virtual

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