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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.
Tia Adeola reflects on her journey as a designer, showcasing her vibrant SS26 collection at GTCO Fashion Weekend, pushing boundaries, and embracing her roots with bold expressions.
More than curating outfits, a stylist crafts the first impression, translating personality and intention into a visual language that speaks instantly.
In Southwestern Pennsylvania, far from the traditional fashion capitals, Ar’moore Models & Talent has emerged as an unexpected force in high fashion. Known for its striking showcases and unapologetically diverse roster, the agency brings together models of all ages, looks, and backgrounds — a refreshing shift in an industry that often clings to narrow definitions of beauty. Its global presence proves that creativity isn’t limited by geography; it’s shaped by vision.
The 2026 Met Gala theme, “Costume Art,” promises creativity, sculptural drama, and body inclusivity — hallmarks of many Nigerian designers. Here are some names we think could bring the theme to life spectacularly.
You know the sheer dress lurking in your closet? The one you bought in a moment of courage (or impulse) and haven’t touched since? Time to fix that.
Through Blush by Lamims, Maryam Adam is redefining elegance by blending heritage with modernity — putting Abuja firmly on the fashion map as a rising hub of creativity.
Rooted in heritage and refined for the modern wearer, this piece from Legit03 Fashion’s King’s Tribe Collection channels the soul of Igbo tradition with bold confidence — It’s culture you can see, craftsmanship you can feel, and legacy you can wear.
Archive fashion celebrates timeless pieces that shaped culture and reminds us that the future of style lives in the past.
The Met Gala is back, and this time it’s all about Costume Art — exploring the powerful connection between fashion and the human body.
