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Fifteen years ago, Lagos Fashion Week was just a dream — now, it’s a movement redefining what global fashion looks like. This year’s edition celebrates sustainability, fearless creativity, and the unapologetic rhythm of Lagos itself. Step inside the world where Africa’s next fashion era is unfolding.

Your shoes speak before you do. In Nigeria, style is serious business — from owambes to office meetings. Here are 5 shoes every man needs to balance work, play, and culture.

African fashion is deeper than Ankara. Discover rare heritage fabrics like Faso Dan Fani, Toghu, and Gara that carry centuries of culture and craftsmanship.

You’ve seen it on brides. You’ve danced next to it at weddings. But Aso Oke isn’t just Nigerian glam—it’s ancestral gold. In this piece, we take you behind the loom into the culture, craft, and color codes of Yoruba’s finest heritage fabric.

What sets Veekee apart is her obsessive attention to detail. Every seam, stitch, and shimmer is intentional. Every silhouette is built to honor the individuality of the woman who wears it. She isn’t in the business of trend—she is in the business of legacy.

The Africa Basketball Festival (ABF) will hold its 4th edition at the University of…

The gele is a traditional head wrap worn by West African women, predominantly Nigerian ladies, with native dress styles such as Iro and Buba, lace skirts and blouses, and other native wear. Historically, gele signified a woman’s marital and social status, with intricate designs and high-quality fabrics indicating royalty or wealth.

 Let’s guide you through the best sources for affordable African fashion, ensuring you can embrace this captivating aesthetic without breaking the bank.

Let’s examine ten emerging African fashion designers who are reshaping the industry with their innovative designs, bold creativity, and unique perspectives.

Although fashion is constantly evolving, native caps are very much still the same as…