Another day, another chaotic beauty debate — this time insisting braids don’t belong in the club. Spoiler alert: they absolutely do.
Fashion
From luxury designers and high-street finds to the latest runway trends, we bring the very best of African and global fashion to you.
With exclusive edits from our editors, fashion week recaps, styling guides, and red carpet moments, this is your space to learn, explore, experiment, and own your style.
The drop waist is taking over — flattering, effortless, and impossible to ignore.
The countdown to Detty December is on, and the fashion game is about to get real. Here’s what we think will have everyone serving looks all month long.
Before we dive in, I just want to say thank you. Thank you for rocking with this column all year long — for reading, sharing, reflecting, and letting these little monthly edits become part of your rhythm. Creating Elevate & Illuminate has been one of my greatest joys, and knowing you return each month to journey with me means more than words can hold. As we close out 2025 together, I hope this final edit feels like a soft exhale, a gentle celebration, and a reminder that you are never walking your path alone.
Anita Omofonma’s ISIANOLA merges rich African roots with luxurious craftsmanship, crafting bags that resonate with soul, heritage, and individuality.
Understanding how your wardrobe can become more valuable is a genuine investment tool.
Hudayya unveils Silent Opulence, a 30-piece collection celebrating quiet luxury, refined craftsmanship, and the evolution of the modern African woman.
Lanre Da Silva Ajayi celebrated 20 years in fashion with a spectacular showcase, honouring artistry, craftsmanship, and the future of African design.
At 29, Oyinkansola Dada seamlessly blends law, art, and fashion, shaping cultural landscapes between Lagos and London with her visionary spirit.
Here are six Nigerian luxury bag designers creating pieces that blend style, craftsmanship and personality.
