The Guardian (Nigeria)

… Introduces Spring/ Summer Collection 2024/ 25

- By Maria Diamond By Ngozi Egenuka

I Nthis new era of fashion, they say there are no rules, whether it is contempora­ry or traditiona­l fashion, what now spotlights on all runways, red carpets, high profiles occasions and events across the globe is the styling expertise of the designer for who is wearing.

This explains why Zizi Cardow, a luxury fashion house dedicated to creating unique and timeless pieces that celebrate diversity, creativity, and innovation unveiled its 2024/ 25 spring/ summer collection as a celebratio­n of diversity and elegance, blending modern fashion trends with the timeless elegance of Nigerian wear during the week in Lagos.

From bold patterns to flowing silhouette­s, each piece in this collection embodies the spirit of creativity and individual­ity.

According to the sustainabl­e fashion brand that empowers individual­s to express themselves through fashion while honoring cultural heritage, the Spring/ Summer Collection 2024/ 25 is created with rich texture fabrics, vibrant colours, and intricate designs inspired by the cultural heritage of Nigeria. “We have sourced the finest fabrics to create luxurious pieces that are both comfortabl­e and stylish. From lightweigh­t cottons to rich brocades,

AIMED towards ensuring that African women have healthy hairs, Natures Gentle Touch ( NGT) has offered tips and products on hair loss, breakage, and dandruff prevention and rejuvenati­on.

Emphasisin­g the importance of understand­ing one’s hair texture for effective hair care, Chief Executive Officer, Natures Gentle Touch, Chijioke Anaele, noted that not all hair products suit all hair as individual hair comes with different textures. “Hair breakage occurs when the hair shaft weakens and snaps, often due to excessive heat, each garment in our collection is crafted with attention to detail and quality. Our Spring/ Summer collection features a palette of rich, vibrant colours inspired by the landscapes of Nigeria. From earthy browns and deep greens to bright oranges and yellows, each hue reflects the beauty and diversity of Nigerian culture. At the heart of our Spring/ Summer collection is our Nigerian ethnic fluid menswear line, drawing inspiratio­n from the traditiona­l attire of Nigeria. From intricatel­y embroidere­d agbada to tailored buba and sokoto sets, each piece in our Nigerian ethnic fluid men’s collection is designed to empower men to embrace their cultural roots while making a bold fashion statement. Drawing on traditiona­l Nigerian techniques, we have incorporat­ed intricate embroidery, beading, and weaving into the collection. These details add a touch of elegance and refinement to each piece, making them truly unique and eyecatchin­g. The collection seamlessly combines the fluidity of traditiona­l Nigerian garments with a modern twist, offering a fresh take on classic silhouette­s.”

fystyling, chemical treatments etc. Dry, brittle hair results from a lack of moisture, making hair fragile and prone to breakage. This can be curbed by using moisturisi­ng products, minimising heat styling, protecting hair from environmen­tal damage, and maintainin­g a balanced diet rich in nutrients.”

Anaele however urged women to have confidence in their natural hair and use suitable products. “Engaging in hair care tailored to one’s hair type and addressing underlying issues can promote healthier, more resilient hair for African women, which is a major aim of Natures Gentle Touch Hair Institute.

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