Lookbook
Runs that have
already closed.
An archive of what has come off the rail since 2019. Most of it is gone — we keep it here so you can see how the label actually moves.
The archive
Shot on location, worn the same week.
We do not shoot in a studio. Every run is photographed where it will actually be worn — a Lekki rooftop, the atelier floor, the fabric stalls in Balogun — usually within a week of the rail filling. What you see is the garment, not a sample two sizes down pinned at the back.
Worn in Lagos
What women tell us after a year.
I bought the Adaeze for a wedding and now it's what I wear to every client pitch. It's the only dress I own that survived being cut for a Lagos body.
Ifeoma Anozie
Architect, Ikoyi
The Kaduna set does the work of four pieces. I've worn the trousers to court and the top to a christening and nobody joined the dots.
Tomiwa Bello
Barrister, Lekki
Forty pieces means I've never once walked into a room and seen my own dress. That's worth the price on its own.
Halima Sanusi
Brand consultant, Abuja
Forty pieces. Then the pattern goes in the drawer.
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