Tiwa Savage Is Fully Team Lisa Folawiyo

The last time Tiwa Savage made headlines in Lisa Folawiyo’s designs, she was on the cover of Billboard. She returns once again to the desginer’s creation. From that major 2020 Billboard cover to now, Tiwa and Lisa Folawiyo have a fashion history, and it has continued to evolve.

This time, the occasion was more important than a red carpet. Tiwa hosted the grand finale of the Tiwa Savage Music Foundation Berklee in Nigeria programme, an event where over $2 million was awarded to 18 students. She showed up dressed for the moment, choosing Lisa Folawiyo for the occasion.

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At the event, she wore a sleeveless crochet top which had alternating horizontal stripes of bright orange and crisp white. The piece was accented with simple beaded embellishments, a signature of the Lisa Folawiyo brand. Tiwa paired it with a matching high-waisted striped skirt that transitioned from blue and yellow tones into a floor-length fringe hemline. The fringe created a glittering effect, adding movement across the hemline and the shape of the outfit.

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For her hairstyle, Tiwa Savage maintained her short pixie cut with soft, finger-waved textures. Her makeup featured neutral eyeshadow, a bold red lip and warm, bronzed skin to complement the bright tones of her outfit.

For accessories, she carried a mini satin handbag in a sharp lemon-yellow shade, providing a pop of colour that highlighted the yellow stripes in her skirt. Her jewellery included small hoop earrings, and silver layered bracelets. For shoes, she chose pointed-toe yellow heels adorned with oversized, sparkling crystal bow.

Photo Credit: The Lagos paparazzi

This is not the first time Tiwa has chosen Lisa Folawiyo for a significant moment. Back in 2020, she wore a Lisa Folawiyo blazer on the cover of Billboard’s “Africa Now” issue alongside Davido and Mr Eazi. That look was structured and Ankara-based, a formal statement on an international stage. This one is different, the crochet co-ord is looser, more celebratory, suited for a night that was about Nigeria’s young talent and what is possible when someone decides to build something real.