The Nigerian fashion industry as a whole thrives on the existence of designers, models, stylists, photographers, pr consultants, retailers, textile designers, manufacturers and other creative’s in the industry who keep the cyclical wheels of the Nigerian fashion industry churning from process, product and to the final user. The MTN LFDW awards aims to promote the development, growth and promotion of creative’s in the industry by nurturing, fine tuning and harnessing their skills as well as providing them with a solid platform for achieving their goals. The Nigerian fashion industry as a whole thrives on the existence of designers, models, stylists, photographers, pr consultants, retailers, textile designers, manufacturers and other creative’s in the industry who keep the cyclical wheels of the Nigerian fashion industry churning from process, product and to the final user. The MTN LFDW awards aims to promote the development, growth and promotion of creative’s in the industry by nurturing, fine tuning and harnessing their skills as well as providing them with a solid platform for achieving their goals. via Hautefashionafrica.com

This year, they had twelve finalists who showed their latest designs with the use of Vlisco Dutch Wax. A bit restrictive, but not at all for these young creative talented designers scouted via various auditions across Nigeria.

Xenia Ejidike, a History and International Relations graduate from the University of Nigeria founded the label Ozora by Xee in 2009. The label is an infusion of timeless and chic collections – each piece captures the essence of classic form with a modern twist. Combining different kinds of fabrics to create evening wear, cocktail dresses, jumpsuits as well as ultra-sophisticated and edgy chic styles for the bold and confident woman.

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