By Rita Okoye

HUE, the rising Nigerian fashion brand led by Abisoye Olorunnimbe, made a stunning impression at Lanre Da Silva’s Runway Renaissance Initiative in Victoria Island, Lagos.

HUE was one of the shining lights at the classy evening of fashion and glamour attended by the creme-de-la-creme of Nigerian society. HUE’s signature blend of Nigerian fabrics with luxury haute couture was beautifully showcased in their “Blossom” collection, featuring bold, vibrant prints and elegant designs.

HUE pulled a major surprise on the cheering audience by closing the runway with Nigerian music legend, D’Banj modeling a beautiful golden hoodie.

“We are thrilled to have been part of this incredible platform that promotes sustainability and empowers emerging designers,” said Abisoye Olorunnimbe, founder of HUE. “Our Blossom collection celebrates individuality, confidence, and the vibrant spirit of Nigerian fashion.”

Olorunnimbe, a University of Manchester Law graduate with over a decade of experience, has grown HUE into one of Nigeria’s fastest-rising brands. “By sourcing unique fabrics worldwide and blending Nigerian textiles with haute couture, we aim to put the country’s talent on the global stage sustainably,” she added.

HUE has graced different fashion shows in Nigeria and abroad, and is a regular participant at GtBank Fashion Week, Adire Lagos, Fashion Souk among others.

The star-studded event, which included celebrities like Bisola, Aiyeola, Mimi Onalaja, Kate Henshaw and Funke Kuti, aligned with Lanre Da Silva Ajayi’s mission to promote collaboration and sustainability in fashion.

Speaking on the significance of the project, Lanre Da Silva said, “The Lanre Da Silva Ajayi (LDA) Runway Renaissance aims to empower the fashion industry by supporting talented designers and small-scale producers who prioritize sustainability. By providing a platform for these emerging creatives, we seek to inspire a more conscious approach to fashion, benefiting both people and the planet.”