Every outfit here began as a client's description. Slide between the sketch they approved and the piece they wore to their owambe, introduction, wedding or office.
Silk mikado folded across the body, made for a 50th birthday owambe on Victoria Island. The client sent two screenshots and a voice note; we sketched it the next morning and she approved the second version.
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Silk chiffon over a boned satin bodice, built to move through the first dance and the spraying that follows.
"When I walked into my reception, my aunties stood up."
— Temitope B., Lekki · sample review
Amber velvet corset with hand-strung crystals, worn with an Iseyin aso-oke gele and ipele.
"Forty of us wore the same aso-oke and no two corsets looked alike."
— Folashade A., Lagos · sample review
Sharp pagoda shoulders and wide-leg trousers, with Sanyan aso-oke facing inside the lapels.
"My aunties approved and so did my investors."
— Amina S., Abuja · sample review
Liquid ivory crepe cut on the bias, for the bride's change after the church service.
"Light enough to dance in, elegant enough for the photos."
— Ifeoma N., Lekki · sample review
Cascading terracotta pleats that catch the light on the dance floor, finished with a detachable sash.
"The pleats held all night, through every 'one more song'."
— Kemi O., Ikeja · sample review
Describe it today and see your sketch within 48 hours.
Start your design arrow_forwardBoned corsetry
Steel-boned bodices that hold through hours of dancing and spraying.
Sculptural drape
Pleats and cowls pinned by hand on the stand before we cut.
Hidden finishes
Concealed gold zips and silk-covered clasps, bound by hand.
Iseyin aso-oke
Strip-woven gele, ipele and sashes with gold lurex thread.
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