For two consecutive days: 22nd - 24th April, 2022, Lagos Fashion Week will return with the 3rd edition of Woven Threads in partnership with Fashion Revolution & Fashion Open Studio. The hybrid showcase seeks to facilitate conversations with all stakeholders across fashion’s value chains centered around responsible production and consumption.
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Lagos Fashion Week collaborates with renowned African luxury fashion e-tailer, Industrie Africa, under the Lagos Fashion Week Presents platform, which focuses on expanding access to market pathways for African brands.
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Five years ago, we boldly proclaimed that the continent was ‘Shaping Fashion’s Future’, in response to its increased global spotlight and African designers cementing their strong presence in the ‘Big Four’ fashion capitals. However, in 2021 it was important we reassessed our position, asserting that ‘The Future is Now’, as African owned fashion businesses are at the forefront of the future of fashion which is centered on sustainability, with their natural agility, in built approach to traceability and transparency that is required for fashion business(es) to survive in a post Covid world.
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For two consecutive days: 22nd - 24th April, 2022, Lagos Fashion Week will return with the 3rd edition of Woven Threads in partnership with Fashion Revolution & Fashion Open Studio. The hybrid showcase seeks to facilitate conversations with all stakeholders across fashion’s value chains centered around responsible production and consumption.
Lagos Fashion Week collaborates with renowned African luxury fashion e-tailer, Industrie Africa, under the Lagos Fashion Week Presents platform, which focuses on expanding access to market pathways for African brands.
Five years ago, we boldly proclaimed that the continent was ‘Shaping Fashion’s Future’, in response to its increased global spotlight and African designers cementing their strong presence in the ‘Big Four’ fashion capitals. However, in 2021 it was important we reassessed our position, asserting that ‘The Future is Now’, as African owned fashion businesses are at the forefront of the future of fashion which is centered on sustainability, with their natural agility, in built approach to traceability and transparency that is required for fashion business(es) to survive in a post Covid world.
