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Lagos Fashion Week 2026 · Runway show Co-ed

Sahrazad

38 looks, shown 28 October 2026 in Lagos. Known this season for tunic, colour on lids, resort / vacation.

38Looks
2.7%Of the week's looks
8th / 50Largest show
BlackLead colour

The collection, look by look

SS27

Every look in runway order as a column of the colours measured from its garments. Hover or use the arrow keys to read each one; play to walk the show.

Look 1Look 38
BlackWhiteSilverRedBurgundyCoralChocolate brownGrey
Look 11

Look 1 of 38

Ivory satin kaftan with tassel tie and jewelled shoulder trim

A North African kaftan rendered in liquid ivory satin, its traditional passementerie, tassel and pin-tucked cuffs refined into quiet, modern eveningwear accented by emerald-and-gold beaded seams.

White 92%Ivory 8%
Shape
column · straight · relaxed
Pieces
kaftan
Fabric
silk · pleated
Details
beading · pin-tucks · piping · slits
Styling
sandals · tonal head to toe
Mood
elegant · serene

What set Sahrazad apart

Over-represented in this house's looks compared with the rest of the season.

Tunic garmentColour on lids makeupResort / vacation styleMid heel_heightMinimalist stylePiping / contrast stitching detail

The palette

Share of garment area across 38 looks, measured from the clothes (skin and set excluded).

Silhouettes

  • Straight / tubular63%
  • Oversized34%
  • High-rise34%
  • Column24%
  • Asymmetric13%

Share of the 38 tagged looks.

What the collection was made of

Share of the 38 looks described by our AI tagger
  • Tunic42%
  • Wide-leg trousers26%
  • Shorts18%
  • Bermuda shorts16%
  • Tank top13%

Traditions in the collection

Cultural influences →

10 of Sahrazad's 38 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).

  • Sfifa braid trim · Morocco · Middle East & North Africa7 looks

    Nigeria → Morocco

    “Tonal corded braid edging the V-neck and running down the centre front, with a Moroccan-style tassel at the end.”

  • Gandoura / jabador · Morocco · Middle East & North Africa4 looks

    Nigeria → Morocco

    “Loose straight-cut tunic with wide long sleeves and a deep keyhole slit neckline outlined in contrast trim, characteristic of Moroccan jabador/gandoura tops; shortened, worn with matching shorts.”

  • Aso oke · Yoruba · West Africa2 looks

    Home tradition

    “Narrow-band handwoven-looking cloth with horizontal magenta and orange stripes alternating with small green-white supplementary-weft check bands; could alternatively read as Ghanaian kente or Ewe strip weave.”

  • Passementerie tassel closure (aakad) · Morocco · Middle East & North AfricaLook 38

    Nigeria → Morocco

    “Silk cord neckline tie ending in a knotted tassel, and a beaded cord with green and gold beads along the shoulder seams, recalling Moroccan kaftan passementerie.”

  • Amazigh silver jewellery · Amazigh · Middle East & North AfricaLook 13

    Nigeria → Amazigh

    “Silver headband with pointed triangular metal ornaments, a central silver plaque and clustered coral-orange beads, recalling Amazigh silver-and-coral head ornaments.”

  • Moroccan aakad / tassel passementerie · Morocco · Middle East & North AfricaLook 1

    Nigeria → Morocco

    “Silk tassel at the end of the centre-front cord and beaded gold-green cords along the shoulder seams recall Moroccan kaftan trimming.”

The character of the clothes

Sahrazad's clothes were lighter, more vivid, warmer, more classic and more wearable than most of the season.

  • DarkerLighterlighter than 84% of collections
  • MutedVividmore vivid than 78% of collections
  • CoolerWarmerwarmer than 84% of collections
  • SmoothTextured & printed
  • CasualFormal
  • ClassicDaringmore classic than 88% of collections
  • ExperimentalWearablemore wearable than 86% of collections

Sahrazad against every other house measured so far

Also in Lagos, Spring/Summer 2027

Lagos field notes →

The fortnightly digest

Sahrazad, in context

Every house is measured against every other, across every fashion week. The fortnightly digest sends you what moved, and who moved it.