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Colombia’s capital city is currently hosting its own Fashion Week, the “Circulo de la Moda de Bogota” and although we’re not sure how practical it might be, this weirdly interesting piece by Colombian designer Andres Martinez was top of our favourites!
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AW 12/13 - Vauxhall Fashion Scout - London Fashion Week
Photography - KP Perez
Everyone knows about the big four fashion weeks, but here at Blow we’re all about championing the little people. The brilliant new talents that will one day become shining lights in their field. So we are delighted to work with the British Council, Style House and MTN to being about Lagos Fashion & Design Week. Showcasing 20+ Nigerian and African Designers with differing leveles of experience but exceptional talent, this event is not to be missed.
If you have any questions at all please contact Jenny Lam (jenny@blow.co.uk) for the full details.
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Inspired by her love of art, Nigerian designer Odio Oseni named her brand after the infamous impressionist Claude Monet (mimonet). Brightly coloured prints and delicate embellishment contribute to her feminine design aesthetic, the goal of her label is to ‘reflect beauty in the feminine form’.
This talented designer has been featured in British Vogue and will be showing at Lagos Fashion & Design Week in October this year… keep your eyes peeled for this rising star.
Fam Irvoll - Monstermash
AW 12/13 - Vauxhall Fashion Scout - London Fashion Week.
This is Fam Irvolls 12th Collection, 1st catwalk in London.
AW 12/13 is inspired by carton monsters, 80s Ghostbusters with a dash of 90s rave.
Photography - KP Perez
Colombia’s capital city is currently hosting its own Fashion Week, the “Circulo de la Moda de Bogota” and although we’re not sure how practical it might be, this weirdly interesting piece by Colombian designer Andres Martinez was top of our favourites!
Inspired by her love of art, Nigerian designer Odio Oseni named her brand after the infamous impressionist Claude Monet (mimonet). Brightly coloured prints and delicate embellishment contribute to her feminine design aesthetic, the goal of her label is to ‘reflect beauty in the feminine form’.
This talented designer has been featured in British Vogue and will be showing at Lagos Fashion & Design Week in October this year… keep your eyes peeled for this rising star.
Everyone knows about the big four fashion weeks, but here at Blow we’re all about championing the little people. The brilliant new talents that will one day become shining lights in their field. So we are delighted to work with the British Council, Style House and MTN to being about Lagos Fashion & Design Week. Showcasing 20+ Nigerian and African Designers with differing leveles of experience but exceptional talent, this event is not to be missed.
If you have any questions at all please contact Jenny Lam (jenny@blow.co.uk) for the full details.
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