Dive into the stories about who and what is shaping the African fashion scene and what’s culturally relevant today.
BCiti Clothings prioritises “Functional Heritage” in their new collection bridging Lagos and London through fashion.
3 days ago
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 […]
4 weeks ago
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. […]
1 month ago
If you missed it, Lagos witnessed one of its most stylish evenings this weekend as Polo Avenue hosted a glamorous, colourful, and elegantly curated soirée in honour of Swedish luxury eyewear designer, Anna-Karin Karlsson. Held at the exquisite Delborough Hotel in the heart of Victoria Island, the evening unfolded like a scene from a modern […]
3 months ago
Like his debut album’s title—When it Blooms—To Cry a Flood, the title of Nonso Amadi’s latest EP buzzes with dramatic flair. In another world, it’s the title of a tragic film or a deeply stirring painting. In the cover art, we see Nonso Amadi splayed on a glassy ocean. The sun, a tiny orifice of […]
4 months ago
Ayakeme Udokang typically listens to music as she works. Fittingly, music has brought her work its most attention yet. In late March 2019, a crowd of about five thousand gathered at the swanky Transcorp Hilton, in Abuja, for an inaugural music show, the Caribbean Concert. They would be feted by the old and new of […]
2 years ago
In2Africa Distribution and TOMS Nigeria recently collaborated to host the official launch of TOMS into the Nigerian market with a fashion show. The launch took place on the 2nd of October, 2o23 to a large audience. Building on that, it has announced a new campaign titled “10×10 It Pays To Wear Good” with the Mentally Aware […]
2 years ago
Nigerian Indigenous brand, Rekana has recently launched a new collection and short film at the New York Fashion Week, one of the most prominent fashion week events in the world. The brain behind the brand, Sharon Ojong, describes this project as inspired by real people with real stories, and real clothing made with eco-friendly fabrics […]
2 years ago
Ebuka Obi-Uchendu isn’t a stranger to the Nigerian entertainment scene. He first stepped into the spotlight as a housemate on the first-ever Big Brother Naija show in 2006 and has since come full circle to hosting the subsequent seasons of the show. However, to fully appreciate his journey, it’s important to explore his quite captivating, […]
2 years ago
TOMS Shoes is bringing its Impact business model to Nigeria, where it will continue to provide a wide range of footwear options that complement any outfit while supporting a worthy cause. TOMS Shoes has made a name for itself through comfortable and stylish footwear, its appeal elevated by the brand’s Impact model. TOMS Shoes’ reputation […]
2 years ago
Twice a year, the world’s leading fashion designers, models and fashion enthusiasts come together in London,to showcase and enjoy the innovation and artistry of modern day fashion. The week-long event is filled with glamour and excitement as new fashion collections are celebrated. This year’s London Fashion Week included a few African designers who, as usual, […]
2 years ago
Ah, the 2010s! An era of sheer style chaos and fashion experiments that some of us might prefer to forget. It was the decade when girls strutted in their peplum tops and big gaudy bags, flashing BlackBerry phones like an accessory, while boys bounced in their Timberland boots and rocked flannel shirts as jackets — […]
3 years ago
When streetwear emerged in the ’80s, it was meant for skaters, surfers, graffiti artists, and rap fans wanting to make a statement with their style. By the ’90s, it wasn’t just a statement; it was an identity. Streetwear had expanded into a broader cultural movement manifested through punk-infused graphic tees, multi-colored sneakers, oversized puffer jackets, […]
3 years ago
