Lookbook

Nigerian Unisex brand P.O.C [ People Of Colour] ,popularly known for their kaftans just released an affordable and accessible range of tunics via their newly introduced subsidiary brand P.O.C CASUALS

British-Nigerian Menswear brand TOKYO JAMES recently showcased their Spring/Summer 2018 Collection at the South African Menswear Week. Continue to view collection:

Nigerian footwear brand King David Shoes recently released its S/S18 titled HYBRID,made up of various SHANDAL’s ( Shoe Sandal) in different colours. According to the creative Director Eze Eyinnaya David: “The inspiration of the H Y B R I D collection came Through from our previous mini collection SHandal, which was a shoe-sandal conglomeration and this was before the brand gained its structure. The brand redesigned the collection and termed it the H Y B R I D” Continue to view full collection

Nigerian menswear brand Ugo Monye recently released  The Reale Collection which is a three-piece robe collection inspired by the Agbada – a Nigerian traditional attire. Continue to view the collection

Tyler,the creator who continues to serve as the creative Director behind his brand GOLF recently released their Fall/Winter 2017 Collection.Golf Wang’s web store will play host to the new release on October 14, with a launch event to be held at BEAMS Shibuya on October 21 Continue To View Lookbook:

Sweatpants, shorts, bomber jackets and biker jackets are few of the items that make up  streetwear brand Sanusi Lagos capsule Collection titled “Against all Odds” featuring Fast rising act Prettyboy D.O & Fresh L of DRB Lasgidi. Continue to View

 I spent my younger years in a white garment, with no shoes on Sundays. One thing I loved the most about attending a white garment church was the harvest season, in particular the juvenile harvest, also referred to as the ‘children’s harvest’. As the word ‘harvest’ suggests, it was a period for ‘harvesting the crop’ sowed through out the year, so it was a celebratory and festive season, that involved a lot of prayer, thanksgiving and feasts. One of the most memorable things for me was the prayer bag I would wear, aside the food and music, obviously. The bags had very bold and powerful words in my native language, ‘Yoruba’. Words (with memories) that inspired me in designing this collection. In 2012, Mr Garbe launched as a street wear brand, with the objective of sensitising the youth towards African culture, whilst creating affordable and fashion-forward T-shirts. This collection is a collaborative effort between Mr. Garbe and JZO, one of Nigeria’s biggest ready-to-wear menswear brands, which created our first ever capsule collection. It represents our evolution in the collaboration with brands who share our vision. As we know, the world is currently in a dark place with constant terrorist attacks, natural disasters and epidemic diseases, so it is our aim to send good vibes into the universe with our 4 keywords ‘Lero’ – Easily ‘Ominira’ –  Liberation/freedom ‘Alafia’ –  Peace ‘Ife’ – Love.