Hi guys, I’ve not blogged in a while and I apologise for that. It’s being so busy on the home front and as we all know, that area can’t be neglected.

I Can’t believe its mid-September already! The year is already packing up, time really waits for no one, hope you’ve been using your time judiciously 😊.

Back to today’s business! I will be sharing with you another set of Nigerian brands that I love. Please read through and don’t forget to leave a comment 😜.

Elvira Jude

Owned by Chioma Nwankwo, Elvira Jude was founded in 2010. The brand harmoniously combines elegance and functionality in one mix. I can attest to that as I wore an outfit from their “Lion heart” 2019 collection for my Lagos book reading.

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Nigerian brands I love
Nigerian brands I love

Their collections are a combination of sophistication, elegance, confidence and style for the elegant woman. This was the theme for their 2019 ‘Lion Heart Collection’. The brand’s muse for the collection is popular Nigerian actress ‘Genevieve Nnaji’. Genevieve wore the collection in her last movie ‘Lion Heart’ – which the collection is named after.

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The beautiful Rita Dominic is a big fan of Elvira Judd.

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The Elvira Jude brand includes a bridal line as well as bridesmaid’s tailoring.

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Our collections are a combination of sophistication, elegance, confidence and style, for the elegant woman. We want you to wake up, dress the part and take the seat at the top.

Elvira Jude – About us
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The brand also does Children’s clothing under their Elvira Jude kids line. For lovers of mini-me fashion, I’m sure they can design a bespoke mummy and me attire on request 😚.

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Meena

Meena is a Lagos based womenswear brand founded in 2011 by Uju Offiah. Uju is a trained lawyer who took the big step of following her passion. she achieved this by interning with talented Nigerian designer – Ituen Bassi after which she launched her brand.

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The brand name is coined from the creative director’s mother’s name ‘Philomena’. Her mum had noticed her flair for fashion at an early age as she would help put her mum’s outfit together for events and used to play dress up in her mum’s outfits. Her mum till date calls her ‘lady of the wardrobe’.

2015 Muted ways collection

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Nigerian brands I love
Nigerian brands I love

Meena was named best runway collection at the Lagos Fashion and Design Week 2016. On sighting ‘Origami-inspired’ as part of the brand description, I was excited! “I know that,” I thought. My son just joined Origami club at school consequently giving me an understanding of what Origami really is. That said, I couldn’t agree more about their pieces being origami-inspired. Fashion and arts at its best I must say…

2016 Ochiaga collection

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Nigerian brands I love
Nigerian brands I love
Nigerian brands I love
Nigerian brands I love

The Meena design philosophy is based on modern feminity, architectonic undertones and confident minimalism.

Meena Nigeria – Who we are

2018 Anwuli Collection

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Nigerian brands I love
Nigerian brands I love

2019 Chi Collection

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Meena
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Meena
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I hope you’ve enjoyed my selection. Be sure to check out the featured brands on Instagram or you can check their websites. Some of the line featured are from their old collection and are likely no longer available for purchase.

Credits:

www.vogue.it

www.meenanigeria.com

www.elvira jude.com

LinkedIn

Twitter @elvirajude

Instagram @elviraJude @meenaofficial

Look out for other posts on my favourite Nigerian brands:

https://www.myauntylulu.com/fashion-the-nigerian-brands-i-love/

https://www.myauntylulu.com/nigerian-brands-i-love-vol2/

https://www.myauntylulu.com/brands-i-love-volume-3/

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4 thoughts on “Nigerian Fashion Brands I Love – Vol 4

  1. Love this article and I love each and every trend showcased here and these can match any global brand. I foresee global brand collaborations with these designers in the near future akin to those done in the movie industry.
    Abi, you have to do an article on casual wear brands too and those who you think can take on the gaps and zara’s Of this word. In my view they will drive the attention more through their accessibility.

    1. I agree about the global brand collaborations. Interestingly most Nigerians at home now wear mostly made in Nigeria which is fantastic for the Nigerian fashion industry. There’s a lot going on with that industry at the moment and I’ll do a but more research especially on the casual brands as suggested. Thanks

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