Bronx-born streamer and creator Kai Cenat unveiled Collection 1 of his apparel brand Vivet at Cipriani in Lower Manhattan, turning digital influence into a new fashion business.
More than a collection of garments, Reverie is an invitation to experience fashion as a feeling. It is an escape into colour, texture, femininity, culture, and self-expression-a space where a woman can explore every version of herself without restraint.
Eki Ogunbor outfit to the Schiaparelli Fashion Becomes Art Exhibit was one for the books, combining 3 key Nigerian fashion brands.
This week’s NYFW coverage highlights LaQuan Smith, Sergio Hudson, Diotima by Rachel Scott, Public School NY, Fredrick Anderson, Nefris Lebrum, Joseph McRae, Nardos, Advisy by Keith Herron, Aisling Camps, Science Project Company by Heginz Janvier, and Hikari no Yami by Jakari Whitaker. Black-owned beauty brand Camille Rose partners with Sergio Hudson for his SS27 show.
Cardi B’s latest visual for “Ah Ha” has given Nigerian streetwear label Meji Meji a major international fashion moment. The rapper and her dancers are seen posted up in a salon, rollers in their hair and serving larger-than-life beauty-shop energy, but it is the fashion that really catches our eye.
He is one of 10 emerging African designers selected, with the programme designed to help African designers access international audiences and markets. Ilori is also a beneficiary of the british council's creative DNA fashion accelerator.
The couple’s multi-event celebration (#HookedOnTheFaminus) blended high couture, cultural storytelling, and sharp tailoring, curated by celebrity stylist The Style Infidel.
Five labels from Africa and the diaspora—Christie Brown (Ghana), Studio Namnyak (Kenya), Abiola Olusola (Nigeria), Sukeina (Senegal), and The Cloth (Trinidad & Tobago)—take over Harrods’ fifth floor, marking the social enterprise’s first retail move after its London Fashion Week debut.
