Imad Eduso unveils Laba Laba Vol. 3 — an ode to audacious femininity

Imad Eduso new collection - Laba Laba Vol. 3

Laba Laba Vol. 3 is for women who take up space softly but boldly and an invitation to dress with intention, audacity, and grace.

Lagos-based fashion brand Imad Eduso introduces Laba Laba Vol. 3, a vibrant collection for the modern woman navigating style, identity, and transformation. The striking new collection is inspired by the Nigerian WHOT card game and the transformative symbolism of the butterfly — laba laba in Yoruba. Designed for the confident woman navigating the unpredictability of daily life, the collection reimagines style as an act of self-expression and power. Every look is a winning card.

Shot against the backdrop of a nostalgic Nigerian home, the campaign titled “WHOT to Wear?” captures the essence of the Imad Eduso woman: expressive, unapologetic, and impossible to ignore. The WHOT card becomes a symbol of decision-making in fashion, from playing it “too safe” to the exhilarating moment of drawing the laba laba card, the outfit that feels like freedom.

Rooted in themes of faith, clarity, and metamorphosis, Laba Laba Vol. 3 is a metaphor for evolution. These pieces are designed to sit softly on the body yet command the room, echoing the grace and quiet strength of women in motion.

Created in Lagos, made for the world – Laba Laba vol. 3

 

Lagos artisans produce each garment in small batches , blending intentional craftsmanship with architectural silhouettes. Signature pieces include:

Tiana mini set in storm grey

Imad Eduso Laba Laba Vol. 3 - Tiana mini set in storm grey
Tiana mini set in storm grey

 

Cut from double-stretch mesh and adorned with hand-appliquéd silver butterflies, this sculpted mini channels understated elegance and quiet power. It features a round neckline, long mesh sleeves, mini length and a sculpted fit.

Tiana midi Dress in plum orchid

A sleek, body-skimming dress in purple tones with dimensional butterfly detailing. Designed for elegance with impact. It features ankle length, stretch mesh, metallic butterflies and a hidden back zip.

Labo top & pants in noir black

Imad Eduso new collection - Labo top & pants in noir black
Labo top & pants in noir black

 

Sculptural and sleek, this set combines a structured mesh top with black appliqués and tailored wide-leg trousers. It features a high neckline, double-layer mesh sleeves, and sculpted silhouette.

Labo mini set in merlot

Imad Eduso Laba Laba Vol. 3 - Labo mini set in merlot
Labo mini set in merlot

 

This striking ensemble in shades of crimson and wine is crafted for moments that deserve the spotlight. With statement butterflies, mini length and double-stretch mesh, this set speaks volumes.

Anjie shirt & ruby pants

Imad Eduso new collection - Anjie shirt & ruby pants, and Labo midi dress in cocoa bronze
Anjie shirt & ruby pants, and Labo midi dress in cocoa bronze

 

Sheer champagne organza meets precise tailoring with this set. Featuring exaggerated cuffs and a collar-tie detail, paired with cocoa satin pants that flounce with every step. Its lightweight structure is reminiscent of a 70s-inspired silhouette with dramatic movement.

Labo midi dress in cocoa bronze

This molten bronze-hued dress is perfect for golden hour, featuring appliquéd butterflies for shimmer and depth. It features double-layer sleeves, metallic detailing, and is body-fitted.

Laba Laba Vol. 3 is a celebration of transformation through fabric, silhouette, and story. Designed for women who take up space softly but boldly, this collection is an invitation to dress with intention, audacity, and grace.

About Imad Eduso

Imad Eduso creates bold, artful fashion that celebrates the ever-evolving nature of womanhood. Through expert tailoring, meaningful storytelling, and unapologetic femininity, the brand empowers women to express who they are and who they are becoming.

Limited quantities available. Explore the full collection via www.imadeduso.com.

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  • Wumi 'Tuase-Fosudo

    Back like I never left and with even more style! Marie Claire Nigeria’s first Fashion & Beauty Editor, and now she’s back to do what she was born to do: spotlight women, celebrate fashion, and find beauty in everything. With over a decade of experience across print, broadcast, and digital media (with a PR major to boot), she knows how to tell the stories that matter. Her forever faves? A crisp two-piece set, white wine, sunny beach days, thrift store finds, and a good cheesy romcom.

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