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Finally someone had our complaints! Some of the pieces are quite wearable for the average male or tomboy Nigerian as separates. But we all know that Nigerians can be professional hypocrites at times, I won’t be surprised to find out that Orange Culture biggest market is Nigeria.
The theme: adolescent rejection. Nigeria was a place before the advent of the popular gay protest, where boys or girls could hold their hands and walk down the street and no one would think about their sexuality. Which I fear would undermine of the concept in this lookbook.
When it comes to Orange Culture there is always one problem, which is Wearability. The collection may have beautiful and unique pieces of silk, coated cotton, organza? , linen and so on. But getting Nigerians to agree that Nigerians actually but his clothes is the issues. For example Denola Grey, and a guy I saw at the Africa Fashion Week In Lagos are proofs that many others have he pieces.
I can’t stop imagining that if Orange Culture were a womenswear label it will be a HIT!.. But one thing that the present Orange culture needs to address is it luxury appeal or they a High End streetwear brand?
Ps. Orange Culture if you are reading this I need the piece above….
Hmm, who would wear this to church?
