Fashion
The Countdown Begins: Lagos Fashion Week 2025 is coming.

If your fashion sense had a calendar, it would already be circling October 29 to November 2, 2025 in bold red lipstick.
Why? Because Lagos Fashion Week 2025 is coming. And it’s not just coming, it’s coming with heat, with purpose, and with the kind of unapologetic energy only African fashion can bring.
Fashion lovers, influencers, creatives, designers, and style-savvy dreamers, this isn’t the time to scroll past. This is your official wake-up call: the biggest fashion event on the continent is less than five months away, and if you’re not excited, are you even paying attention?
15 Years of Slaying the Runway
2025 marks the 15th edition of Lagos Fashion Week. This is a major milestone for what started as a bold dream and has now become Africa’s leading fashion platform. What started in 2011 as an ambitious vision to spotlight Nigerian and African designers has blossomed into a global stage that fashion powerhouses can no longer ignore.
It’s more than glitz and glam. It’s a movement, celebrating heritage, telling stories through fabric, and pushing forward the new faces of African style.
What to Expect?
Runways that don’t play – From the moment the lights hit the catwalk, prepare to be transported. The collections? Bold. The models? Striking. The designs? Unforgettable.
Designers You Know & Ones You’re About to Fall in Love With – Lagos Fashion Week has always been the plug for discovering emerging talent before the world catches on. And with household names like Orange Culture, Lisa Folawiyo, Ejiro Amos Tafiri, and Kenneth Ize returning with fresh collections, expect greatness.
The Fashion Business Series – Conversations that matter. How do you scale a fashion brand from Surulere to Soho? How do you build sustainability into your designs without breaking your creativity? This platform connects fashion minds across borders, designers, investors, manufacturers, and media, to share insights and spark collaborations.
Beyond the Runway: It’s a Vibe, Not Just an Event
Lagos Fashion Week is not just fashion, it’s culture, it’s networking, it’s Afrobeats meeting avant-garde. It’s the after-parties, the street style photographers capturing the drip of everyday fashionistas, the off-schedule shows that surprise you in hotel lobbies and art galleries.
It’s the people. Stylists, bloggers, editors, fashion students, international media, and that one girl who turned Ankara into a three-piece suit and made you question your whole wardrobe.
Whether you’re walking the runway or walking into the venue as a guest, one thing’s for sure, you come correct or you stay home.
How to Get Involved
Follow the Vibe: Get real-time updates, designer spotlights, behind-the-scenes content, and everything-in-between on @lagosfashionweekofficial on Instagram.
Visit the Website: Stay plugged in via www.lagosfashionweek.ng for show schedules, ticket info, and designer lineups.
Dress the Part: Whether you’re attending in person or living vicariously through the socials, start curating your looks now. This is the time for bold statements, loud fabrics, and fierce confidence.
Conclusion
Don’t just watch, show up.
Lagos Fashion Week is not just about looking good. It’s about being part of something bigger. It’s about creating space for African fashion to thrive on African terms. It’s about elevating voices, honoring heritage, and stepping boldly into the future.
So whether you’re a fashionpreneur, a style enthusiast, a creative, or just someone who understands the power of a good outfit, mark your calendar, start prepping your slay, and get ready.
Lagos Fashion Week 2025 is not just an event. It’s a revolution on the runway. And darling, you don’t want to miss it.
What are your expectations for Lagos Fashion week 2025? Share with me in the comment section.
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Fashion
Uche Montana’s Metallic Outfit Remains a Style Highlight

Uche Montana’s individuality radiates through her captivating sense of style. As an accomplished actress, model, and entrepreneur, her confidence, charisma, and poise naturally translate into her fashion choices, which were perfectly demonstrated in her metallic ensemble at Veekee James’ 30th birthday soiree. Her look quickly became the focus of the night. The outfit captured her bold and glamorous personality beautifully.

Uche Montana in her metallic gold-coloured
Uche’s custom-made gown by Tinnuques stands as a centerpiece of the evening. The simple gold-colored metallic dress fits like a second skin, featuring a strapless sweetheart neckline paired with a structured corset-like bodice that cinches her waist perfectly. This creates a mermaid-style silhouette that flares gently toward the hem.
The floral designs adorning the bodice make the dress a center of attention. These intricate details add rich texture and visual interest, transforming the gown into an undeniable statement piece.

Uche Montana
Her layered, two-toned hairstyle with side part, soft glam with pink accents, and her simple choice of jewelry perfectly complemented the overall look.
This look works so well because it reflects her bold, feminine and confident personality and a true understanding of what the occasion represents —Celebration of an icon who has amassed golden achievements at 30. This is a reminder to women that you can show up in style and also make an impact in style.
Fashion
Lilian Afegbai Brings Regal Drama to TIFF in a Shimmering Blue Gown

There’s just something captivating about a woman who knows how to turn her presence into an experience. Lilian Afegbai did it when she stepped into the Toronto International Film Festival
TIFF is one of the world’s most prestigious film festivals, where stage and style combine. From international premieres to iconic fashion moments, it’s where stars don’t just showcase their work but also use fashion to make a statement.

Lilian Afegbai
This year, Nollywood actress and producer Lillian made sure Nigeria was represented not just in film but in fashion too. She stole the spotlight in a gown designed with beadwork and oceanic shades of blue that sculpted her frame while creating the illusion of waves. The flame-style cutouts along the body and sleeves added a daring twist.
The gown train swept across the red carpet, and a shimmer caught everyone’s attention. The true beauty was not only about the gown but also in how Lilian wore it. She didn’t let the dress overwhelm her; instead, she commanded it with effortless poise.
Her hair was not left out. It was sleek in a pulled-back style, allowing her glowing skin and understated accessories to do the talking. Her confidence was everything that completed the look. Lilian didn’t show up to blend in; she came to be seen.
What makes this moment important is how it ties back to the representation for Nollywood stars. Appearing at global festivals like TIFF is more than a fashion opportunity; it’s a chance to tell the world that African cinema and culture belong in these spaces.
She carried Nigeria’s creative excellence proving once again that Nollywood women can represent their home on any red carpet in the world. And with this stunning appearance, Lillian didn’t just attend TIFF; she made it memorable.
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Fashion
Rosy Meurer Channels Preppy Chic with Librarian Edge

There’s something powerful about a woman whose style always feels intentional even while chasing big dreams. That’s the vibe Rosy Meurer brought in her recent post.
With a few inspirational words to women chasing their dreams, she struck a balance between ambition and style. What made stood out wasn’t just the words, but how the picture matched them.
Seated with a book, she focus and seriousness. It added a preppy edge to the look, complementing her overall presence.

Rosy Meurer
Rosy wore a grey plaid pinafore over a crisp white shirt. It was well tailored and instantly gave it a bookish, preppy edge. But she elevated it beyond an academic look— she turned it into a fashion statement. The bright striped tie added color, adding a bold contrast.
She completed the outfit with black tights and knee-high leather boots. The boots commanded attention and almost made it feel like elegance can still carry edge.

Rosy Meurer
Her accessories sealed the look. The oversized glasses, bold makeup, and voluminous curls framed her face beautifully. Each detail was intentional, without overwhelming the outfit.
The reason this look works so well is because it reflects her message.
Hardworking women don’t only bring knowledge, they show up in style too. Rosy reminds us that even at the height of their work, you can carry yourself with elegance. This isn’t just fashion, it’s confidence, discipline, and a reminder to every lady that success and beauty can go hand in hand.
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