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Sister Derby has ALWAYS been ahead of the curve... AND a fashion icon.

For OWO24, she took the stage in a look by @dinnanioff made entirely from yarn made from old T-shirts from Kantamanto.
And she’s been rocking Dinnani’s creations nonstop ever since. Because when sustainability meets serious style, you don’t just wear the look. You live in it.
So naturally, we’re very curious to see what The African Mermaid be wearing (and dreaming up) at The Upcycling Bazaar at @untamedempire this October, where she’ll be performing live once again. And @dinnanioff will be there too, with more upcycled pieces for you to fall in love with.
Link to tickets in our bio.
We’ll also be sharing free tickets at all of our activations throughout the month so be sure to pass by!!
October 25 at Untamed Empire. Come for the fashion, stay for Derbytopia.
#OWO26 #SisterDerby #TheUpcyclingBazaar #RoadtoOWO26

Sister Derby has ALWAYS been ahead of the curve... AND a fashion icon.

For OWO24, she took the stage in a look by @dinnanioff made entirely from yarn made from old T-shirts from Kantamanto.
And she’s been rocking Dinnani’s creations nonstop ever since. Because when sustainability meets serious style, you don’t just wear the look. You live in it.
So naturally, we’re very curious to see what The African Mermaid be wearing (and dreaming up) at The Upcycling Bazaar at @untamedempire this October, where she’ll be performing live once again. And @dinnanioff will be there too, with more upcycled pieces for you to fall in love with.
Link to tickets in our bio.
We’ll also be sharing free tickets at all of our activations throughout the month so be sure to pass by!!
October 25 at Untamed Empire. Come for the fashion, stay for Derbytopia.
#OWO26 #SisterDerby #TheUpcyclingBazaar #roadtoowo26

Sister Derby has ALWAYS been ahead of the curve... AND a fashion icon.

For OWO24, she took the stage in a look by @dinnanioff made entirely from yarn made from old T-shirts from Kantamanto.
And she’s been rocking Dinnani’s creations nonstop ever since. Because when sustainability meets serious style, you don’t just wear the look. You live in it.
So naturally, we’re very curious to see what The African Merm
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If you weren’t at the @obroniwawuoctober x Kanta Block Party… we’re not saying you missed out, but… you missed OUT.🫠🔥

@centsideboys turned Hendin Court into a whole different universe.

Music blasting, people dancing, skating, good people, good energy and the kind of chaos you wish you could bottle up and replay.

And on top of that we were joined by the legendary @sisterdeborah and @ivethstunner 

And just when we thought we were done… 👀

We’re doing it again.

Catch the @centsideboys at #TheUpcyclingBazaar, October 25th at Untamed Empire, where they’ll be bringing the Block Party energy straight to their OWO booth.

Come shop their upcycled creations from garments to bags to shoes meet the boys, catch their LIVE performance and experience the madness for yourself.

If you missed the Block Party, this is your redemption arc. 😌🔥

October 25. @untamedempire Be there.

Photography by @darkuphotos 📸

#OWO26 #Kantamanto #RoadtoOWO26 #CentsideBoys
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From Kantamanto to Lagos Fashion Week, Woven Threads VII: CRAFTED, we showed not just a presentation, but a collective, shaped through material, process, and people.

What begins in Kantamanto, where many second-hand garments and materials are discarded, continues in the hands of a growing community of designers and practitioners who rework them into identity, memory, labour, resistance, and possibility. From reclaimed textiles to weaving, dyeing, crocheting, and material experimentation, each practice offers a different way of engaging with what already exists, not as waste, but as a resource.

At this year’s presentation, we brought together designers and makers working across upcycling, circular design, and craft, carrying their practices from the market, through our studio, and onto the Woven Threads stage, grounded in the daily labour, skill, and knowledge of the Kantamanto community and its network of craftsmen, tailors, and seamstresses, who continue to explore new ways of making through reclaimed materials.

Nakoi - Rebecca Korkor Mensah @__nakoi__, Daily Dosage - Emmanuel Tetteh @_dailydsg_, Mabilgu (The Or Foundation) @mabilgu, Emie Atelier - Apladey Theresah Emefah @emie.atelier, Morhands - Rabi Kudomor @mor_hands, Damtse - Glady Damtse @damstewear, Humble - Harris Kharin Bennah, Martinson Klothing - Martinson Afari @martinsonklothing, Master Hanga - Samuel Gyasi @linsam.garment
StreetNotSafe - Joshua Baah @streetnotsafe_, KOMA ARC - Derrick Asare @koma_arc, Apprica’s Toggery - Erica Appiah Amankwah @apprica_toggery, A Bite of Memory - Glory Adom Unique @glory_adom_unique, House Of D Smith - Merilyn Smoth Dodzi Gladys @houseofdsmith, and Winneba Waivers - Project Justine @theprojectjustine

This was a collective practice. A different way of making. A different way of seeing. A different way of valuing. Because textile transformation does not begin with the garment. It begins with people.

Thank you @lagosfashionweekofficial, @stylehousefiles and @sunnydolat. 

#Kantamanto #CircularFashion #TheOrFoundation #LFW
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