A group editorial celebrating some of Nigeria’s most culturally resonant young designers, styled and shot in Lagos. Joseph Ejiro appeared alongside Abiola Olusola, Fruché, GËTO, Louie Dray, Maye Tobs, Oshobor, and Veektor Leather Works.

This collection explores birth, death and rebirth, in respect to the Benin culture and how it is presented in the women of the Benin kingdom.

Women’s bodies are not political playgrounds. Amidst globalisation, women living in Africa are largely still expected to act and dress a certain way. This editorial goes against the concept where women are required to blush at bigotry or wallow blissfully in misogyny.

Fittings and final touches backstage ahead of a private presentation held at the US Embassy in Lagos, Nigeria.

Joseph Ejiro presented his Spring/Summer 2025 collection on the runway at FashionEVO 2024, staged with Africa Creative Market Global. The collection was built from sustainable materials and ethical practices, with structured pieces and flowing dresses embellished with hand embroidery, and a predominant black colour palette throughout.

Joseph Ejiro on the runway at the Lagos Fashion One show, presenting a menswear collection of colour blocked kaftans, tailored separates in fuchsia, purple and mustard, and sculptural leather outerwear.

A campaign for Eva Wine Nigeria, styled by Yomo Daj, featuring model Belle in a pink pleated gown designed by Joseph Ejiro.

Joseph Ejiro on the runway at African Fashion Week Amsterdam 2023, presenting an eveningwear collection built around draped chiffon gowns, sculptural pleating, crystal embellished bodices, and colour ranging from hot pink and peach to navy and black.

Joseph Ejiro presented an off-season collection on the runway at FashionEVO 2022, with looks spanning printed wax gowns with dramatic side slits and sculptural draping, embellished florals in orange, red and yellow, tailored plaid outerwear paired with wide leg trousers, and fluid black eveningwear.