How we’re promoting African attires — Toyor Fashion Homes

The CEO of Toyor Fashion Homes, Opekitan Orimolade said the the fashion brand takes pride in using authentic African prints and textiles in its designs to promote African heritage.

“Whether it’s vibrant Ankara fabrics, rich Kente cloth, or intricate Adire patterns, each piece in our collection pays homage to the diverse cultural heritage of the African continent;” adding that with a commitment to promoting African heritage through fashion, Orimolade’s brand has become synonymous with elegance, sophistication, and cultural pride.

Orimolade said this on Monday, April 1st, after the brand stole the spotlight at the prestigious El Almor Fashion Show held in Ibadan, Oyo State.

Following the event, Opekitan Orimolade spoke with reporters, expressing thanks for the opportunity to take part in such a prominent showcase. "It was an honour to showcase our collection at the El Almor Fashion Show. This event gave us the opportunity to present the beauty and diversity of African dress to a larger audience," Orimolade stated.

The collection presented by Toyor Fashion Homes at the El Almor Fashion Show was a testament to Orimolade’s creative vision and dedication to craftsmanship. Each ensemble exuded a unique blend of traditional African prints, textures, and motifs, expertly styled to reflect modern sensibilities.

The El Almor Fashion Show drew a diverse audience of fashion enthusiasts, industry insiders, and media representatives, all eager to witness the latest trends and innovations in Nigerian fashion. Toyor Fashion Homes’ collection garnered attention for its vibrant colours, intricate detailing, and the celebration of African heritage woven into each design.

With their successful participation at the El Almor Fashion Show, Toyor Fashion Homes has further solidified its position as a leading voice in the African fashion landscape, inspiring others to embrace and celebrate their cultural identity through style.