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Lagos Fashion Week Ignites with Craft & Heritage
4 Nov
Summary
- Lagos Fashion Week celebrated its 16th edition focusing on sustainability.
- Designers emphasized craft and heritage, building ties with African artisans.
- Emerging and established Nigerian designers showcased their collections.
The 16th edition of Lagos Fashion Week recently concluded, bringing together designers and industry experts to celebrate Nigerian talent. The event strongly emphasized sustainability and the importance of local artistry, with designers highlighting their deep connection to African artisans. This collaboration is seen as essential for the growth of African fashion brands.
Key collections featured a strong dedication to craft and heritage. Brands like Sevon Dejana presented dramatic evening wear with sculptural elements, while Hertunba focused on experimental silhouettes and repurposed materials, training local women in the process.
PiiLLz and PoiZn offered a slow-fashion approach to maximalism with vibrant, tailored pieces. Bornstar Nigeria championed sustainable, gender-neutral designs using locally manufactured fabrics. Dimeji Ilori presented unique, upcycled garments with a focus on tactile textures and embellishments.
