Most of your favorite celebrities graced the runway at the 2019 Lagos Fashion Week and we were gushed to see them.

The day two of the event which was themed Street Style held on Thursday, October 24 2019 at the Federal Place Hotels, Victoria Island, Lagos. We spotted some celebrities that made their debut on the runway and some old faces that have added model to the bio.

From the 2019 Headies' Next Rated artiste, Rema, DJ Spinall to Toke Makinwa, your faves have become the latest models in town.

Other brands that showcased their collection yesterday were Orange Culture which was themed ; Goodbye To Me', Rick Dusi which was themed, 'Evolve', Jermaine Bleu themed, 'Asantema', Bloke themed, 'Family portrait' and several others.

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Here are some of the celebrities we spotted on the 2019 Lagos Fashion week runway.

Media personality, Toke Makinwa dripped in gold as she walked for Yuteerone. The women's wear brand was created by Abuja based designer, Yutee Rone Atelier.

Actress, Toni Tones was the definition of gorgeous on the runway as she walked in DZYN. The ready to wear collection was dedicated to 'every woman going through it and has been through it'.

Superstar DJ Spinall gave us the casual vibe as he made his debut on the runway in Tokyo James X TTYA London. The collaboration by both designers was created towards sending the message of unity. The collection was themed, 'united we stand, divided we fall'.

Rema who just bagged the award for the 2019 Headies' Next Rated was the highlight of the night as he walked in Tokyo James X TTYA London. Rema walked alongside DJ Spinall and #BBNaija Mike's wife, Perri Shakes-Drayton. The collection was themed, 'united we stand, divided we fall'.

BBN ex-housemate, Ike also walked in Ili which a contemporary men's wear brand. Ike pulled off a monochrome trench suit that made him look dapper. The collection for the fashion brand was themed, Sovereignty. It was inspired by "the Pan-Africanism movement and through our creative thought processes we have made use of several African traditional elements and have done this in a modern way. The collection speaks more than just clothes."