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Africa Fashion Week Nigeria To Showcase Heritage Through Fashion

Africa Fashion Week Nigeria To Showcase Heritage Through Fashion

A new season of the Africa Fashion Week Nigeria is just around the corner. A progeny of the highly successful Africa Fashion Week London, the annual event debuted in May 2014, showcasing more than 30 young & upcoming designers to a global audience as well as veteran designers Abba Folawiyo, Zizi Cardow and Ade Bakare.

A new season of the Africa Fashion Week Nigeria is just around the corner. A progeny of the highly successful Africa Fashion Week London, the annual event debuted in May 2014, showcasing more than 30 young & upcoming designers to a global audience as well as veteran designers Abba Folawiyo, Zizi Cardow and Ade Bakare.

The African fashion industry is vastly rich and has begun to take its place in the world market. The Africa Fashion Week Nigeria, AFWN, was established to showcase talented fashion designers who remain largely unknown, for the purpose of further strengthening and developing the international competitiveness of Nigeria’s fashion industry.

According to organizers, this year AFWN is introducing the Education in Fashion Segment of the Fashion Week, “as most young designers don’t realize that there are so many different aspects to the fashion industry aside from the runway, red carpet or who wore it best”. The fashion seminar will be delivered by a Top Global Fashion Management Company that focuses on Brand Management and Retail Management and shares over 20 years’ experience working in Europe and the USA.

The theme for AFWN2015 is Showcasing our Cultural Heritage through Fashion and it is scheduled to hold on 23rd & 24th of May 2015. Venue of the event is the Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos. The event will also feature a photo competition for fashion lovers tagged: Evolution of Iro and Buba.

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Africa Fashion Week Nigeria was founded by Ms Ronke Ademiluyi, who is also the founder of Africa Fashion Week London, the biggest fashion festival in the UK & Europe for African inspired fashion and owners of the first African concession store inside the plaza on Oxford Street, London. The event is produced by Sola Oyebade of Mahogany productions.

 

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  • nigeria news
    October 4, 2015, 4:12 pm

    its a great way to tell about the history and the culture of the country and promote the trends in new generation.

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