Duchess, a premier luxury fashion retailer that offers the style-savvy customer the best international brands at affordable prices is set to bring smiles to faces of Nigerian shoppers. The boutique which is known to stock clothes, handbags, shoes and other fashion accessories for today’s stylish woman is starting a series of fashion incentives to place the Nigerian fashion industry on the international map and will be hosting an exclusive shopping experience with ISSA, Britain’s premier fashion label. Issa is known for classy, sophisticated outfit, a reason it didn’t come as a surprise when some Issa outfits were spotted on Kate Middleton
Kate Middleton spotted wearing Issa outfits.
The Issa Dress Party will be holding at the Duchess Boutique on Ajose Adeogun Street, Victoria Island, Lagos on Sunday 15th May 2011.
On display on the day will be beautiful dresses, shoes, handbags and other accessories from other premier labels including Frank Usher, Badgley Mischka, Marchesa, After Six, Dusk, Fenn Wright Manson, Mariella Rosatti, Aftershock, J Brand, Paciotti, Baldinini, Marc Jacobs, Sebastian, Pollini, Giuseppe Zanotti, Bourne, Francesco, Biasia, Stuart Weitzman and many more…
To attend this exclusive event, please send your names, phone numbers and email addresses to: duchess@onobello.com
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Friday, May 6, 2011
Kanye West Creates Limited Range of Scarves
Rapper/producer/style savant/Tory Burch menswear test case Kanye West made fashion headlines (again) when he reached out to M/M Paris’ Mathias Augustyniak and Michael Amzalag to create a limited range of scarves based on the George Condo paintings that he commissioned for his latest album, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. (Condo’s image of an angel in flagrante made the cover—where, that is, it wasn’t censored.) News on the scarves has been circulating, but the scarves themselves have yet to go on sale. That changes Monday, when they go hit MMParis.com and Colette, in editions of 100. The five designs include a take on the album’s cover (”Phoenix,” below); a crowned, perhaps Kanye-esque head stuck with a sword (”Power,” bottom); two screaming faces (”Face” and “Priest”); and our favorite, “Ballerina” (above). The French-made, silk twill scarves all feature Condo’s paintings, with hand-lettered borders by M/M Paris.
See samples:
See samples:
Monday, April 11, 2011
Meet My New Muse - Adejoke Taiwo
There’s no accurate definition of how I found out about Adejoke Taiwo, one thing is sure though – she’s a combination of beauty and brain. I adore this lady and her exceptional style of creative, Adejoke exhibits a form of creativity that has very little of no link to particular designers, her designs appear to be self created and based on her brand name àlalá (Dreamer) Adejoke’s designs her perhaps from her own design…how much creative can it be then?
A Brief Biography
Adejoké Taiwo is first generation Canadian with roots in Nigeria. She first became interested in creating clothing at age six- from that age there was no stopping her.
She attended sewing schools and art and photography classes throughout her childhood- later on pursuing post secondary education in Costume for Theatre, and obtaining a Bachelor of Design Fashion.
Having worked as a costume technician and design assistant, Adejoke had many many excess creative juices flowing; àlalá was born.
àlalá dreamer is an outlet for her dreams, and she hopes you will join in on the dreaming.
The Designs
àlalá designs are created for women who are confident, fearless, fashionable, and not afraid to dream. Many of her pieces are inspired by actual people and the state of their lives, the world we live in, and the imaginary world we dream of.
According to Adejoke, àlalá aims to use environmentally friendly materials and natural fibres in their collections where ever possible. Majority of her garments are constructed from bamboo, modal, and cotton (african print) fibres.
Also àlalá collections are created yearly with aim to slow fashion down. They create each piece in house, in Canada from concept to finished product.
Check more on her website - http://www.adejoke.com
A Brief Biography
Adejoké Taiwo is first generation Canadian with roots in Nigeria. She first became interested in creating clothing at age six- from that age there was no stopping her.
She attended sewing schools and art and photography classes throughout her childhood- later on pursuing post secondary education in Costume for Theatre, and obtaining a Bachelor of Design Fashion.
Having worked as a costume technician and design assistant, Adejoke had many many excess creative juices flowing; àlalá was born.
àlalá dreamer is an outlet for her dreams, and she hopes you will join in on the dreaming.
The Designs
àlalá designs are created for women who are confident, fearless, fashionable, and not afraid to dream. Many of her pieces are inspired by actual people and the state of their lives, the world we live in, and the imaginary world we dream of.
According to Adejoke, àlalá aims to use environmentally friendly materials and natural fibres in their collections where ever possible. Majority of her garments are constructed from bamboo, modal, and cotton (african print) fibres.
Also àlalá collections are created yearly with aim to slow fashion down. They create each piece in house, in Canada from concept to finished product.
Check more on her website - http://www.adejoke.com
Monday, March 21, 2011
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