Banke Kuku’s ‘EDEN’ Collection: A Sartorial Ode To Nature’s Splendor For Spring/Summer 2024

Banke Kuku, a Nigerian fashion luminary, recently unveiled her exquisite Spring/Summer 2024 collection titled ‘EDEN.’ This collection marks a pivotal evolution for the brand, skillfully balancing artisanship with a new wave of energy infused into the mainline through groundbreaking seasonal prints.

‘EDEN’ draws its inspiration from Banke’s tranquil morning walks, reminiscent of serene gardens, and introduces a lush tapestry of prints, inspired by the rich flora and fauna of Lagos. This expansion enriches the brand’s already vivid print repertoire.

 

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The collection celebrates classic silhouettes that exquisitely complement the female form. It showcases a diverse range of styles, from sophisticated gowns with flowing capes to casual blouses and trousers crafted in sumptuous silk. The collection also heralds a new line of kaftans, a hallmark of Banke Kuku’s designs, each adorned with unique prints handcrafted by Banke Kuku herself.

 

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As stated by the brand: “The recurring theme of nature in the prints and designs intertwines with Banke Kuku’s ongoing engagement in impactful work. The brand’s initiative, ‘Prints for Purpose,’ supports local causes like the Nigerian Conservation Foundation by contributing to the preservation of Nigeria’s natural wildlife. The EDEN collection embodies this passion for the outdoors with its dreamy and scenic designs, delivering this season’s Occasion Loungewear with an ethereal twist.”

 

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In Lagos, a burgeoning fashion nexus, Banke Kuku often collaborates with musicians, contemporary artists, and designers, amplifying this creative fertility on the global stage. The prints narrate captivating stories of local plants and animals.

From hummingbirds mingling with Bougainvillea to ladybirds nestled among Nigeria’s national flower, the yellow Trumpet, the collection’s color palette draws inspiration from elemental hues—earth, water, fire, and air.

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Ntianu Obiora is a versatile creative professional with over a decade of experience in publishing, marketing, communications, and digital strategy. She is the Online Editor at THEWILL DOWNTOWN

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Ntianu Obiora is a versatile creative professional with over a decade of experience in publishing, marketing, communications, and digital strategy. She is the Online Editor at THEWILL DOWNTOWN

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