Tubo showcased on day 1 of the Africa Fashion Week Nigeria 2016 and the collection was drool worthy.
Fast rising brand Tubo's showcase was impressive!
Fast rising womenswear brand Tubo showcased on day 1 of the Africa Fashion Week Nigeria 2016 and the collection was drool worthy.
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The fast rising womenswear fashion brand showed off new pieces from her latest collection and she went all out. Taking on bold chic and trendy styles, the brand got models styled in styles that scream modern high maintenance.
Dresses, caped detailed jumpsuit, flared/trumpet hem pants, cold shoulder tops, draped jumpsuit, peplum tops, full skater skirts, draped cleavage revealing top, super flared jumpsuit.
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The brand who's fast gaining popularity with their feminine cuts and sultry aesthetics stole the show with the designs on the runway.
If Tubo keeps up with the exciting designs and creative concepts, the brand will go places! But then it's definitely one to look out for.
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