Recently, IRO Lagos, a creative fashion brand hosted celebrities, socialites, fashion editors, fashion enthusiasts and bloggers at the IRO Lagos Garden party, which was held at Blue Mahogany, located at 31b Adebayo Doherty, Lekki 1, Lagos.
Check out photos as fashion brand launches with garden party
The event was to mark the Brand’s emergence into the fashion community. It was a combination of Shopping and feasting, as guests were wined and dined while experiencing the IRO Lagos brand
Lara and her friends
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The event was to mark the Brand’s emergence into the fashion community. It was a combination of Shopping and feasting, as guests were wined and dined while experiencing the IRO Lagos brand.
The garden had a colourful, vintage touch to it; which provided the guests with a cool environment to socialize, critique some of the pieces that were displayed and enjoy the music.
The shopping space displayed an bunch of ‘IRO Lagos’ pieces which were divided into three categories; IRO CLASSIC, IRO GLAM and IRO PREMIUM; each category telling its own distinctive story by showcasing African Vintage Culture through the use of special Western Fabrics.
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Lara Adedoyin had this to say “IRO Lagos is my version of African culture. It is for the cool and sexy African woman…we all are!” The pieces were also packed in carefully crafted fancy IRO LAGOS bags making it a perfect treat for any woman.
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