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Home»Society & Style»Afro Fashion»African Fashion: Heineken Lagos Fashion Week Is Eventually Scheduled To Return In October 26th to October 30th 2022
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African Fashion: Heineken Lagos Fashion Week Is Eventually Scheduled To Return In October 26th to October 30th 2022

King JajaBy King JajaNovember 3, 2022No Comments0 Views
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African Fashion: Heineken Lagos Fashion Week Is Eventually Scheduled To Return In October 26th to October 30th 2022
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The official dates for the return of Heineken Lagos Fashion Week are October 26th–30th 2022This season, Lagos Fashion Week is renewing its focus with a sustained resolution to demonstrate dedication to funding, capacity building across retail and manufacturing, and navigating the circular economy and education.This season, Lagos Fashion Week is renewing its focus with a sustained resolution to demonstrate dedication to funding, capacity building across retail and manufacturing, and navigating the circular economy and education. Collaboration, co-creation, and community remain the driving force.The Lagos Fashion Week Swap Shop, Workshops for women-owned businesses with Sunlight Nigeria, FBS with Cross-Boundary, Runway shows (Onsite and Offsite), Presentations, and After Parties were among the events that kicked off this year’s jam-packed schedule at the Press Cocktail hosted at Art Hotel.Lagos Fashion Week will adopt a hybrid model with both online and physical runway displays. Ajobi, Gto, Orire, BABAYO, Pepperrow, and more up-and-coming designers will be among those showcasing their new season’s collections, which will be seen by fashion buyers, customers, and media from all over the continent and beyond.To witness the new season’s collections from up-and-coming designers like Ajobi, Gto, Orire, BABAYO, Pepperrow, and others, fashion buyers, customers, and media from all over the continent and beyond will reconnect. There will also be digital presentations showcasing up-and-coming designers from all around Africa as well as a special exhibition of the collections of the chosen designers.Lagos Fashion Week has played a significant role in fostering impact-driven interactions with important stakeholders since its start. On October 27, Lagos Fashion Week, in partnership with Cross-boundary, will host a diverse panel of professionals who will come together for a private debate on financing the African fashion sector.Lagos Fashion Week will present Swap in order to fulfill its ongoing commitment to promote fresh discussions and intellectual exchanges about sustainability in fashion in Nigeria and Africa.During the weekend of October 27–29, shop at Global Fashion Exchange.The Green Access finalists Adaora Soludo, Themba Paulos Shezi, Nneji Akunne, Lu Adesola, Kwaku Kyere, Akoth Otieno, Peter Oshobor, Peter Acha, Essrhir Scheherazade & Sipho Lushaba will walk the runway following months of rigorous seminars on circular processes for fashion design.The runway presentations for Lagos Fashion Week will begin on October 27 and run through October 29 at Federal Palace Hotel at 6 p.m. Off-site exhibitions will run from October 27 through October 30.We’ll soon disclose the ticket details.Title sponsor Heineken and partners Bestseller Foundation, TECNO, Lush Hair, Sunlight Nigeria, Austrian Lace, MAC, and Lagos State are behind Lagos Fashion Week 2022. Style House Files produces Lagos Fashion Week only.Media partners include Pulse, Okay Africa, Guardian Life, Business Day, BellaNaija Online, Bella Naija Style, BellaNaija Style, and Culture Custodian.Campaign Photo Credits:Photography: Stephen TayoProduced by: Style House FilesHair: Lush Hair NigeriaMakeup: Cass KonceptDesigners: This Is Us, Pepperrow, Ywande Lag, Emmy KasbitJewellry: Shop Raenna, Raya JewelleryModels: Beth Model Africa, Few ModelsContent courtesy of Business Day , Industrie africa & NFHLike this:Like Loading…Related

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