Foremost Nigerian designer clears the air on reports Jewel By Lisa changed into Lisa Folawiyo
Lisa Folawiyo opens up to Pulse TV exclusively in a detailed interview where she revealed there was no name change from 'Jewel by Lisa' to 'Lisa Folawiyo' revealing there was a sort of misunderstanding...she clears the incorrect report!
The public/style enthusiast went into shock months ago when it was revealed that 'Jewel by Lisa' was 'rebranding' into 'Lisa Folawiyo' but that's far from the truth!
"What happened was that when it was reported back to people what was happening at I think people sort of mis-interpreted. is ' the brand name and under , we have '' - the brand name, '- the label, the '' and '' which is the children's label.
" is " revealed, saying "However we have the different lines that come under . is the line I do season after season so that's what you'd see on the runway and as a representation of the brand as a whole..."
Watch the revered designer and style icon dish on every detail about the brand in the exclusive style chat with Pulse TV above.
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