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8 Nigerian Fashion Designers We Admire

March 18, 2017

Lanre Da Silva

Since 2005, Lanre Da Silva Ajayi’s brand (also known as Lanre Da Silva Ajayi) has become well-known at an international level. The creativity of LDA combines patterns, optical effect prints and luxurious fabrics. It’s a tribute to the Nigerian tradition, creating sophisticated womenswear that’s inspired by a woman who prefers the dictates of couture and touches of vitamin colors.

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This is your gal Sandra Chukwu. I love writing and fashion; I'm also a dreamer, critic, etc. To me "Life's good when you have LG-the life of God".

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