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Fashion Week in Nigeria showcases African designers bringing tradition, novelty to world (sun-sentinel)
LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) -- Africa-influenced fashion, from Yves St. Laurent's
1960s collections to Proenza Schouler and Derek Lam's Spring 2012 shows, have
been featured in designs for decades. Now, however, more and more African
fashion designers are using both their heritage and international trends to
gain attention on the world stage.ARISE Magazine Fashion Week in Lagos, now in
its second year, highlighted the work of mostly African or Africa-influenced
designers. The 77 designers offered a range of outfits blending traditional
fabrics with international aesthetics, elevating the mundane with elegant
dresses and offering a taste of haute couture in a hotel-turned-fashion haven,
separated from the hustle-and-bustle of the megacity of Lagos."We are
demonstrating that Africans can contribute and be the best and be world
class," said media mogul Nduka Obaigbena, who publishes ThisDay newspaper and
ARISE Magazine and partially bankrolled the event.But the struggles affecting
both the poor and the rich wrought havoc on an event meant to run six days.
The first two days were canceled as electricity problems are rampant in a city
where most depend on generators for power. Obaigbena himself, wearing a
traditional outfit, supervised the installation of four generators the size of
a ...
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