Day 4 of Lagos Fashion Week marked the last day of on-site shows as well as Swap Shop.
With Street Style, we spotted monochrome looks, denim in different cuts and styles alongside chic structured looks – blazers were definitely in!
Green Access Finalists – Ajanéé, BornstarNG, By.Wuzzy, E.S.O by Liman, and Dust of the Earth; debuted their collections which were sourced and manufactured around the guiding principles of the circular economy and sustainability.
Get to Know The 2023 Green Access Finalists
Ajanéé
Ajanéé is a Nigerian upcycling brand. The brand uses deadstock fabrics like denim to create new pieces.
BornstarNG
BornstarNG is a contemporary fashion brand rooted in slow fashion and sustainability. The brand’s Green Access debut collection tagged “Irawo” draws inspiration from the creative director’s childhood experiences.
By.Wuzzy
By.Wuzzy is a sustainable denim brand targeted at using denim to make outstanding garments and accessories.
E.S.O by Liman
E.S.O. by Liman is a slow-fashion luxury brand founded in 2021. The brand’s Green Access Debut is titled “Rebirth Prelude Collection.”
Dust of the Earth
The brand is a Lagos-based ethical brand championing sustainability
Day 4 Runway Highlight
Desirée Iyama
Opening the show on Day 4 of LagosFW, Desirée Iyama returned with its SS24 collection tagged “Botanical Garden”. From mini flowers to bold floral prints, the pieces from the brand were a nod to botany with a touch of femininity
Lila Bare
With a new collection – “Kolam”, the brand explored the use of 3D technology, original prints, and metal and bead works. The show opened with a body-fitting androgynous piece worn by two models, what followed next were pieces made from crochet and simple garments.
FIA
For FIA’s SS24 collection “Connecting Lines”, the brand returned with an experimental collection, their signature woven fabric was paired with denim to make beautiful and bold pieces
Éki Kéré
Known for their Adire and raffia detailing, Éki Kéré is a Nigerian sustainable brand. For their debut on the LagosFW runway, they presented Adire pieces with colored raffia detailings alongside footwear, headpieces, and handbags made from raffia.
Adama Paris
Adama Paris last showcased at LagosFW back in 2021. Its latest offering explored beautiful pieces made from Denim. Short dresses, three pieces, and skirts were embellished with bronze. The collection also delivered cute small purses and bags.
Nkwo
Nkwo continued their journey of indigenous African storytelling this season at Lagos Fashion Week. Deconstructed shirt dresses detailed with woven fabrics and upcycled denim pieces were some of the designs from Nkwo this season.
Elie Kuame
Titled “Foundation”, Elie Kuame’s SS24 collection offered pieces of couture. Models were sent down the runway in structured ball gowns, exaggerated sleeves, and bucket hats.
Eki Silk
Eki Silk returned to the LagosFW runway with silk pieces in beautiful prints.
