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Lagos Fashion Week 2022 is in its final stages, with rising and established designers from across the continent showing their collections on the runway for the Spring/Summer 2023 season. From Emmy Kasbit and Rick Dusi to GËTO and Ejiro Amos Tafiri, Day 2 brought breathtaking and visually stunning shows. See all our coverage of Lagos Fashion Week designer collections here. Scroll to see the pieces below. Photography: @insignaonline

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Day 1 of Lagos Fashion Week commenced with a unique and essential agenda – The UNESCO Report Launch. This significant event aimed to delve into the African fashion sector, exploring its trends, challenges, and promising opportunities for growth. Starting promptly at 11:30 a.m., this event was masterfully moderated by Omoyemi Akerele, the Executive Director of Lagos Fashion Week, and Toussaint Tiendrebeogo. The panel of esteemed guest speakers included Reni Abina, the creative director of Rendoll, as well as Imane Ayissi, Lulu Shabell, and other prominent industry figures. Following this enlightening discussion, the Fashion Week Tents opened its doors, ushering in a series of captivating runway presentations. Simultaneously, the SwapShop, an exciting component of the event, came to life with bustling activity. Day 1 Runway Highlights Rendoll On the first day of the LFW affair, the spotlight shone on Rendoll Nigeria, a luxurious women’s fashion brand making its debut. Presenting an impeccable collection, Rendoll showcased a range of feminine and highly wearable pieces. Notably, the brand continued its tradition of incorporating sequins and vibrant, multicoloured fabrics into its designs, a signature style that has been synonymous with Rendoll since its inception in 2019 Oshobor Oshobor, a 2022 Green Access Finalist, made …

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African fashion is experiencing an exciting and transformative renaissance that is capturing the world's attention. Rooted in a rich tapestry of cultural diversity, African fashion is no longer confined to the continent; it is making waves on international runways, red carpets, and social media. In this article, we explore the promising future of African fashion,

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NYFW 2024 Kenya’s fashion scene is taking the world by storm . With two brilliant Kenyan designers, African Fabric & Designs Kenya & Yvonne Afrostreet gracing one of the most prestigious runways in the world, they’ve proven that Kenyan fashion is not just evolving—it’s leading the charge in redefining global style. By merging rich cultural heritage […]

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These brands pay everyone involved fairly, positively impact the local environment, and preserve the traditional skills of the continent.