Lagos Fashion Week 2026 · Runway show Co-ed
Igc Fashion
23 looks, shown 28 October 2026 in Lagos. Known this season for patchwork print, patchwork, abstract print.
The collection, look by look
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Brown pinstripe vest with woven raffia discs over printed panel trousers
Hand-coiled raffia rosettes studded with cowrie shells turn a pinstriped waistcoat into wearable craft, while checkerboard and pot-motif panels collage tailoring with artisanal textile language.
What set Igc Fashion apart
Over-represented in this house's looks compared with the rest of the season.
The palette
- Chocolate brown27%
- Coral / peach13%
- Ivory / cream13%
- Tan12%
- Black9%
- Beige / camel8%
Share of garment area across 23 looks, measured from the clothes (skin and set excluded).
Silhouettes
Share of the 23 tagged looks.
What the collection was made of
Share of the 23 looks described by our AI taggerTraditions in the collection
Cultural influences →12 of Igc Fashion's 23 looks draw on a specific dress or craft tradition, as read from the photographs. The house is based in Nigeria (inferred from the fashion week it shows at).
- Cowrie shells · West African (unspecified) · West Africa8 looks
Own region
“Densely packed white cowrie shells sewn in rows over the skirt and a vertical sash band, interspersed with dark seed clusters; cowrie embellishment is used across West and Central Africa.”
- Bogolan / mudcloth · Mali · West Africa3 looks
Nigeria → Mali
“Off-white ground with dark brown repeated geometric glyphs, chevron-filled ovals, zigzag bands and dotted lines in rows, typical of bogolan mudcloth layout; printed rather than mud-dyed.”
- Adinkra symbols · West African (unspecified) · West AfricaLook 21
Own region
“Bold dark stamped-style symbols in rows on off-white cloth (crescents, ladder and zigzag blocks), recalling adinkra stamping or bogolan mudcloth motifs; reworked placement.”
- Adire · West African (unspecified) · West AfricaLook 15
Own region
“Hand-stamped dark motifs on pale undyed cotton, irregular repeat typical of stamped resist/stencil cloth (adire eleko style); could also read as generic hand block printing.”
- Buba and sokoto · Yoruba · West AfricaLook 18
Home tradition
“Knee-length long-sleeved tunic with band neckline worn over full, gathered drawstring trousers: the West African tunic-and-trouser silhouette, reworked with patch pockets and ties.”
- Gele · Yoruba · West AfricaLook 2
Home tradition
“Tall structured head-tie with upswept flared top edge, reworked in jute cord netting over dark cloth instead of stiff aso oke.”
The character of the clothes
Igc Fashion's clothes were more vivid, warmer, more textured, more casual, more daring and more experimental than most of the season.
- DarkerLighter
- MutedVividmore vivid than 89% of collections
- CoolerWarmerwarmer than 98% of collections
- SmoothTextured & printedmore textured than 99% of collections
- CasualFormalmore casual than 82% of collections
- ClassicDaringmore daring than 89% of collections
- ExperimentalWearablemore experimental than 91% of collections
Igc Fashion against every other house measured so far
Also in Lagos, Spring/Summer 2027
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Igc Fashion, in context
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