Fashion

This year’s AFWN runway was a powerful showcase of innovation, craftsmanship, heritage, and fearless expression.

Inmates from Kumasi Central Prison and the nearby Kumasi Female Prison took to the runway with remarkable poise.

Lagos pulsed like a living heartbeat on December 20-21 as Africa Fashion Week Nigeria (AFWN) 2025 exploded at the J. Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture & History.

Look of the Week: Iyabo Ojo. Outfit Designed by: Medlin Couture

Look of the Week: Vanessa Nyarkoa Donkor Outfit Designed by: Rex Kojo.

In a season often marked by excess, February by Serwaa offers clarity. This drop reminds us that festive dressing doesn’t have to shout to be seen.

Èkó Élan features sculpted bodices softened by flowing skirts, structured tailoring balanced with airy drapes, and fabrics that glide effortlessly with every step.

As AFWN continues its mission to celebrate Africa’s finest designers, artisans, and cultural narratives, this showcase promises to be one of the most meaningful and memorable highlights of the weekend.

Africa Fashion Week Nigeria is delighted to announce Princess Adesile as the official Cultural Face of AFWN 2025.

"Ambience" explores the subtle, often overlooked fragments of Lagos life; the familiar sounds, shifting textures, and fleeting visuals that quietly shape the city’s character.

As the excitement builds toward Africa Fashion Week Nigeria 2025, we’re spotlighting designers, creatives, and experiences shaping this year’s festival.