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Meet the Designers 

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Bittany Bridal

Bittany Bridal is a UK & Nigeria-based brand redefining bridal wear through cultural pride and sustainability. Blending African heritage with modern design, they specialise in bespoke wedding attire that celebrates individuality while offering timeless elegance and eco-conscious craftsmanship.

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Tee Clothiers Bespoke

Since 2014, Tee Clothiers Bespoke has specialized in crafting bespoke men’s attire, blending the elegance of traditional Nigerian garments with English sophistication. Using premium fabrics sourced globally, they ensure unmatched quality in every piece. Tee Clothiers Bespoke is dedicated to delivering exceptional customer satisfaction and tailored perfection.

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M.A.D Kollection

M.A.D Kollection is a women's wear brand that fuses rich african heritage with modern sophistication. Every piece is designed to make a statement- to empower, elevate and celebrate the beauty of every woman who wears it. This is not just fashion its art and its royalty, redefined!

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Ngwisa

From the vibrant soul of Cameroon comes a designer who dares to disrupt. Mangwa, founder of fashion house Ngwisa rewrites the rules of African fashion by combining Toghu, the traditional Cameroonian fabric with modern cuts. Each piece embodies identity, empowerment and artistry.

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Olive Republic 

Olive Republic creates womenswear that celebrates strength and grace. From flowing dresses to sharp tailored pieces, each design honours the journey of womanhood and empowers women to embrace their individuality with confidence and style.

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Alibii Eyewear

Inspired by artist Gherdai Hassell’s Alibii collage series, Alibii Sunglasses transform layered eyes into a sculptural, wearable form. Exploring identity, multiplicity and self-perception, they invite the wearer to embody both seeing and being seen. Blurring art and accessory, they carry Hassell’s visual language from gallery to everyday life.

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