The “Waste to Wonder” exhibition by IAN.E.CARSON, hosted at Temple Muse in Lagos and led by creative director Anderson Edewor, explored a new vision for African fashion centered on sustainability and reinvention. The showcase featured sculptural garments made from discarded materials, presented more like art pieces than traditional runway fashion. Through this approach, the platform highlighted craftsmanship, collaboration with artisans, and slower production methods. The exhibition also reflected Lagos’ growing role as a cultural hub where fashion, art, and design intersect, while suggesting that the future of African fashion may lie in creatively transforming existing materials rather than constantly producing new ones.
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by Benjamin Unah
It is no news. Peeko HD has been on an amazing run for over two years, and if you are tapped into the scene, then you are familiar with his work. He is actively building a digital archive for the Nigerian streetwear scene – something to look back on in years to come.
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by Benjamin Unah
From Lagos, meet Aniogor Godswill.
The creative behind ICEBYCW is reshaping how Nigerian luxury jewellery is built and perceived, grounded in craft, discipline, and cultural relevance. You might recognise the brand from IShowSpeed’s recent stop in Lagos, where Nigerian jewellery quietly entered a global live moment.Read more →South House Is Bringing December Back Home
by Benjamin Unah
Southern Yankee and South House are taking December back to where the culture starts — Africa.
From Accra to Cape Town, they’re rolling out a tour that feels like a homecoming and a new “Never Been To” collection inspired by Ghana, South Africa, and Nigeria.
Music, community, design, and diaspora energy all in one movement.
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by Benjamin Unah
Animashaun Opeoluwa, also known as YSL Demon Fabio, sees Lagos through a lens of rhythm and color
From Festac Town’s vibrant streets to the creative forefront, his work captures the beauty in motion, nostalgic yet new.
A visual language shaped by emotion and culture.Read more →