Africa Fashion Week London 2026 – Meet the Confirmed Exhibitors (Part 4)
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- August 10, 2026
Africa Fashion Week London is more than the catwalk. It’s an opportunity to discover and shop directly from some of Africa’s most exciting fashion and lifestyle brands.
In this edition of “Meet the Exhibitors”, AFWL celebrates a collection of businesses showcasing the breadth of African design, from contemporary menswear and heritage Nigerian textiles that honour generations of artistry and tradition. It really has something for everyone – from handweaving to reclaimed fabrics to engineered pieces – this edition has something for everyone.
Meet the makers; these exhibitors offer an authentic insight into the creativity, culture and innovation driving African fashion today.
Hear their stories and support independent brands at the AFWL2026 Retail Exhibition at 8 Northumberland Avenue on 22 and 23 August.
Meet them below:
GeoMotion
Founded by Nigerian designer and mechanical engineer Machar Dzarma Laushi, GEOMOTION is a contemporary fashion and design studio redefining African luxury through precision, innovation and craftsmanship. Drawing on the principles of architecture, geometry and engineering, the brand creates sculptural garments that are as intelligently constructed as they are visually striking.
Every collection explores the relationship between movement, structure and identity, transforming locally sourced textiles and handcrafted materials into timeless pieces that celebrate both African heritage and modern design. Through modular construction, clean lines and meticulous tailoring, GEOMOTION pushes beyond conventional fashion to create wearable works of art.
More than a fashion label, GEOMOTION is a multidisciplinary creative practice where fashion, photography, design and visual storytelling converge. Each garment reflects a commitment to sustainability, craftsmanship and innovation, presenting a bold vision of contemporary African fashion that is thoughtful, architectural and globally relevant.
Exhibiting at Africa Fashion Week London 2026, GEOMOTION invites visitors to experience a new dimension of African design.
Ifyachi Exquisites
Founded by Ifeoma Jennifer Achiekwelu, IfyAchi Exquisites is a luxury African fashion and lifestyle brand celebrating the elegance of African craftsmanship through beautifully curated fashion, accessories and design. Every creation reflects a passion for heritage, transforming traditional materials into timeless contemporary luxury.
Working with premium African textiles including Aso-Oke, Adire, lace and silk, the brand creates distinctive fashion pieces that honour culture while embracing modern sophistication. Beyond clothing, IfyAchi Exquisites extends its creative vision into jewellery, accessories, African-inspired art, home décor and luxury gifting, offering a complete lifestyle experience rooted in African excellence.
Guided by the philosophy “The Art of Presence,” the brand is committed to showcasing the beauty, craftsmanship and creativity of Africa on the global stage through collections that inspire confidence, elegance and individuality.
Exhibiting at Africa Fashion Week London 2026, IfyAchi Exquisites invites visitors to discover contemporary African luxury where culture, craftsmanship and timeless style come together beautifully.
Bloomberry
Bloomberry is a contemporary Nigerian fashion brand celebrating the richness of African craftsmanship through vibrant prints, handwoven textiles and beautifully considered design. Rooted in Nigeria and inspired by cultures across the continent, the brand has developed its own distinctive aesthetic—Urban-Trad—a seamless fusion of traditional artistry and modern city style.
Working with authentic African fabrics, natural textures and indigenous craftsmanship, Bloomberry creates collections that feel both timeless and refreshingly contemporary. Every garment reflects the brand’s commitment to quality, innovation and cultural pride, proving that heritage can evolve without losing its soul.
Designed for today’s global wardrobe, Bloomberry creates fashion that is effortlessly wearable while remaining unmistakably African.
CamCassid
Camcassid is a sustainable fashion brand that specialises in utilising reclaimed, unused textiles fabrics to create timeless and meticulously crafted fashion designs. Founded in 2016 as a Nigerian brand, our vision dives deeper into sustainable fashion as we aim to reduce textile waste and embrace slow fashion.
Camcassid is not just a fashion brand but a movement from the over-saturated fashion market to a sustainable fashion personality. Camcassid is a brand where fashion meets sustainability, repurposing pre-owned, unused and unwanted textiles, and transforming them into unique pieces.
Klassic Unisex Couture
Klassic Unisex Couture is a contemporary Nigerian fashion brand redefining African craftsmanship through modern, gender-inclusive design. Specialising in unisex couture, the label transforms two of Nigeria’s most celebrated heritage textiles—Aso-Oke and Adire—into refined contemporary pieces that honour tradition while embracing a global fashion perspective.
Every collection reflects a commitment to preserving the artistry of handwoven and hand-dyed fabrics through clean tailoring, modern silhouettes and thoughtful craftsmanship. By reimagining indigenous textiles for today’s wardrobe, Klassic Unisex Couture demonstrates that heritage is not something to preserve in the past—it is something to wear with confidence.
Showcasing and exhibiting at Africa Fashion Week London 2026, the brand celebrates Nigerian textile excellence through fashion that is timeless, inclusive and proudly rooted in culture. The growing global appreciation for heritage textiles such as Aso-Oke and Adire makes this work more relevant than ever.
