
The Lagos Runway Show That Turned the Street Outside Into the After-Party
One venue, two after-parties on the same block, and a runway edit that is already reshaping late-summer bridal boards.

Weddings & Fashion Editor
Fashion styling · event reporting
Amaka lives for aso ebi rollcalls, gele masterclasses and traditional ceremonies done right. She writes the wedding recaps and fashion moments Naija Twitter screenshots.
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