CHANEL took Paris by storm this season, and Matthieu Blazy’s debut was nothing short of stellar — literally and figuratively.
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.
We all know fashion comes at a price, but how much does style really cost? Five women break down their monthly fashion bills, biggest splurges, and the lessons they’ve learned while keeping their wardrobes stylish.
The future of fashion is African, and the world is finally taking notice. The BoF 500 Class of 2025 honours a new generation of visionaries whose work is shaping style, culture, and creativity across continents.
Streetwear in Nigeria isn’t just a fashion trend; it’s a cultural movement that has become an integral part of Nigeria’s youth culture. Streetwear can be seen in the bustling streets of cities like Lagos, in popular Afrobeats music videos, at art shows, and on university campuses; it’s everywhere.
Severe Nature and Spotify team up to launch Afrobeats Culture in Motion, an immersive fashion showcase that turns the global sound of Afrobeats into high-fashion reality.
Paris is the city of love, and this season, it has a new power couple. The Ajibades turned Paris Fashion Week into their personal runway, blending romance, luxury, and effortless style.
Black creative directors bring with them a rich tapestry of lived experiences, cultural narratives, and aesthetic perspectives that have historically been excluded from mainstream fashion. Their leadership challenges Eurocentric ideals of beauty and taste, injecting authenticity, innovation, and global relevance into legacy brands. By redefining storytelling, representation, and audience engagement, Black visionaries are not only diversifying the luxury fashion industry, but they are also building its future.
Monday to Thursday, the streets are filled with crisp shirts, neutral blazers, slim-fit trousers, tailored skirts — the looks we term “professional,” “serious,” “refined.” Then comes Friday, and suddenly, the city blooms. Ankara makes its weekly appearance, as though we collectively exhale after holding our breath all week.
Ayo Edebiri, recognised for her on-screen performances, is now taking on a new role in…
The African fashion industry is entering a powerful new chapter marked by global recognition, bold creativity, and business innovation. At the centre of this shift are women-led brands that are not only shaping style but also shaping conversations around sustainability, heritage, and entrepreneurship.
