Africa's Top Five: Couture Gowns

 

OYATO designs by Odunayo

You can never go wrong with black.

This black gown created by Nigerian designer

Odunayo (@OYATO) is the definition of what it means

to be ‘Elegantly African.’ The gown remains true

to African culture with a hint of modernity infused into

it in order to give an extra POP!.

 

 

 

 

Bunmi Koko Designs

A Must-Have for our classy ladies!

This gorgeous gown created by Nigerian

DesignerBunmi Koko (@BunmiKoko) is

an immaculate blend of sophistication and

daring. The length of the dress is appropriate

for the feather bottom and the apricot orange

color makes the gown perfect for the warm

weather.

 

 

 

 

 

Patrick Asso Couture

Creativity at its finest. This gown by Ivory Coast

Designer Patrick Asso is the perfect combination

of avant-garde and elegant. From the headpiece all the

way to the hem line of the dress, we can see Asso’s

attention to detail. This gown will give the average

woman the power to become Super!

http://www.patrick-asso.com/

 

 

 

 

 

Eva Gabarra for Labo Ethnik

When it comes to African Print, Labo Ethnik’s

got you covered. This gown created by Senegalese

designer Eva Gabarra (@EvaGabarra) for Labo Ethnik

is definitely a statement piece. The Ankara fabric used for

this gown has a richness of color and will blend well with every

complexion. The bold prints embedded in the Ankara fabric

makes this gown truly divine.

 

 

 

 

 

Lanre Da Silva-Ajayi Couture

The saying “Subtle colors are very pleasing to the eye” describes this

gown. This gown created by Nigerian designer Lanre DaSilva Ajayi

(@LDACouture ) just yells couture. Tts detailed V-cut and

subtle fabric color with a hint of lace material makes this gown

truly breathtaking. The best part is its floor-sweeping length, which would

make EVERY woman feel like more regal than she is.