The Kabuki collection, created by Evans Akere and Emmanuel Isei, makes use of Japanese styles and bold colours on South-South caftans.
Signore Fusion, the diffusion brand of Vanskere, unveils the Kabuki collection.
Created by the designers Evans Akere and Emmanuel Isei, the Kabuki collection attempts to merge Nigerian and Japanese cultures.
According to the designers, "Kabuki is a Japanese word which means 'out of the ordinary which can be identified as Avant-garde."
During the process of design and research, the designers discovered that modern day Tokyo was called Edo, between the period of 1603-1868. This period was characterised by economic growth, strict social order, stable population and popular enjoyment of arts and culture. This period can be seen as the best period in history of Japanese arts and culture.
Coincidentally, Edo is also a state in Nigeria, West Africa. This gave way for a fusion of Japanese and African culture.
As usual, the menswear collection played around with bold colours, geometric prints, fashion forward styles, modern silhouettes and rich aesthetics for the collection. This time, however, they merged traditional with modern, giving us kimono-inspired caftans. What do you think?
Credits
Designers: Evans Akere for Vanskere @vanskere & Emmanuel Isei for Kolors by Isei @kolors_official
Models: Soma Apex @soma_apex & Adams Iyere @adamziyere  Â
Styling and Art Director: Dami Oke @dami_oke      Â
Photography: Bolaji Odukoya @bolajiodukoya_
Signore Fusion unveils Japanese-inspired collection, "Kabuki"
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