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Dive into the stories about who and what is shaping the African fashion scene and what’s culturally relevant today.

Inside Nahous and Oasis’ Three-Month Immersion in Fashion, Space, and Memory

Nahous has quietly and unmistakably reshaped what a creative hub in Lagos can be. What began as a physical space has steadily evolved into something more fluid, something that resists easy definition and instead invites constant reinterpretation. That evolution has been marked by a series of carefully considered moments. The most recent happened in December […]

Naomi Ezenwa

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1 week ago

Inside Nahous and Oasis’ Three-Month Immersion in Fashion, Space, and Memory

St. Nuella’s “Valora” Is the Collection That Makes You Stand Out

There are certain pieces of clothing that subtly alter the way a person carries herself. Posture adjusts, movements become more deliberate, and presence sharpens. With Valora, Ogechi Edith Osi presents five dresses for St. Nuella that are designed to do exactly that. The name Valora is derived from the Latin valere, meaning strength, worth and […]

Naomi Ezenwa

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1 month ago

St. Nuella’s “Valora” Is the Collection That Makes You Stand Out

What Happened in 2016?

The hashtag #2026IsTheNew2016 is trending, and for good reason. What began as a casual prompt to spark nostalgia quickly became an excavation of cultural memory. Playlists resurfaced, memes circulated again, decade-old photos reappeared, and debates ignited over who dominated Nigerian Twitter, which songs soundtracked our lives, and what films people actually showed up to watch. […]

Shalom Tewobola

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2 months ago

What Happened in 2016?

Why Nigerian (Ready To Wear) Brands Are So Unaffordable 

In recent years, Africa has been a growing hotspot for fashion. From luxury couture brands to smaller fast fashion brands, there is a growing consumer trend on the continent for fashion Made-in-Africa, particularly among young people the under-25s account for 50% of the continent’s total population and among the burgeoning middle class; which make up […]

Naomi Ezenwa

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10 months ago

Why Nigerian (Ready To Wear) Brands Are So Unaffordable 

Lagos Fringe 2025: Towards The Celebration of Excellence In Multidisciplinary Arts

As an expression of human realities, art is demonstrated through a variety of initiatives such as festivals, exhibitions, screenings, and talent and empowerment programmes. In Lagos, a bustling metropolis and the entertainment capital of Africa, there exists a host of such initiatives targeted at representing and projecting the vibrant cultural image and dynamic identities of […]

Adedamola Adedayo

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11 months ago

Lagos Fringe 2025: Towards The Celebration of Excellence In Multidisciplinary Arts

Africa Makes Her Mark at the 2025 Met Gala

The 2025 Met Gala red carpet was a stunning showcase of fashion, with designers from all corners of the globe representing a diverse range of cultures and styles. This year’s theme, “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” goes hand-in-hand with The Met’s spring exhibition, celebrating the history of Black fashion and dandyism. Among the standout moments, African […]

Naomi Ezenwa

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11 months ago

Africa Makes Her Mark at the 2025 Met Gala

Trax Apparel: Redefining Afrocentric Luxury on the Global Stage

In Afrocentric luxury, few names shine as brightly as Trax Apparel. Renowned for seamlessly merging cultural heritage with modern design, the brand is a beacon of excellence. With luxurious fabrics, hand-painted patterns, and impeccable craftsmanship, Trax Apparel has redefined fashion as a medium for storytelling; each garment is a bold celebration of African identity and […]

Alex Omenye

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1 year ago

Trax Apparel: Redefining Afrocentric Luxury on the Global Stage
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