Nigeria's Duro Olowu At London Fashion Week

This is about the Spring/Summer 14 Collection of Nigerian designer Duro Olowu.

Nigeria's Duro Olowu At London Fashion Week

We've been following Mr. Duro Olowu closely every season. One of our favorite designer from the continent, Nigeria's Duro Olowu is always one step ahead. London Fashion Week is currently in motion and we had the opportunity to view Olowu's Spring/Summer 14 collection. Howproperly express the diversity presented in the collection? There are stunning outfit for all tastes. For S/S 14, Olowu took his time developing oversized pieces, colorful patchworks, stylized camisoles — all classic pieces with an Olowu signature. It's bold, feminine and definitely edgy. As we previously noticed during New York Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 14 will be a great season and this collection is a must-have to shine in style.

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