Eyola is a fashion house owned by a Nigerian in London, and was established in 2008. According to a report, her Fashion House looks beyond the fleeting fashions of the day, forging a new silhouette and a new system of fashion.
Eyola, the daughter of Senator and Mrs Musa Adede got her fashion training at a ronowed fashion house, Alexander McQueen, before studying Fashion and Styling at prestigious Italian fashion school Istituto Europeo Di Design where she earned her Master’s degree. With her prowess, she then settled on using fashion as a vehicle to express both multifaceted philosophical theories on religion, art and culture and the concept of timelessness shaped by the revival of Victorian tradition.
The brand recently debut their first collection with 8 pieces entitled Ruomra Tighl, derived from the spellng Armour of Light backwards. The eight-piece capsule collection called Octettes is a form of homage to Victorian corsetry’s figure 8 shape.
With that been said, we think the fashion house have queries to answer about their Capsule collection:
Capsule Collection! In Nigeria! Here are 10 important questions we have for Eyola Capsule Collection:
- WHY SOULD YOU MAKE SUCH DRESSES FOR NIGERIAN WOMEN?
- ARE YOUR DESIGNS FOR COCTAIL, OFFICE, RED CARPET, PROM, OR CARNIVAL?
- For how many years have you lived in Nigeria? (Because if you are here, you’d probably know what we like).
- Did your inspiration came from a scary movie?
- Do you really think we have any Lady Gaga in Nigeria? (Even the real Gaga is repenting).
- Don’t you think your collection would make a celebrity the worst dressed?
- Did you really make the make Capsule collection for Nigerian women
- Why?
- Why?
- Why?
Photo Credit: Eyola (: Photographer, Stylist & Art Director)
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There’s really no reason for a low life such as whoever wrote this to just slander a work of art that’s quite apparent you know nothing about. This is a beautiful collection, not all the pieces are wearable in Nigeria but some are just lovely. Please before you open your mouth to say crap or lift your hands to type crap in this case think well and do your research. By the way I stay in Nigeria and I’d love to wear pieces from this collection.