Riding on the success of his recent participation on the runway of a Bristol fashion show in the UK this December, rising Nigerian fashion house Neyo Stitches is planning to release more collections in early 2024.
This was disclosed by Adekunle Samuel Adeniyi, the founder and creative director of the fashion brand.
The 31-year-old Oyo State-born fashionista, who was elated over his recent outing, said: “It was fantastic seeing the Neyo brand at the Birmingham Fashion Show. It made me believe in the brand and that we are actually doing a great job and moving forward. I met some new designers on the show who facilitated Neyo Stitches’ participation in the recent Pop-Up in Birmingham.”
According to him, Neyo Stitches fashion brand has had a good year and is on its way to becoming a global brand.
“We’ve featured on two runways this year: Birmingham Fashion Week and Africa Fashion and Art Award,” he said while expressing optimism about featuring in other high-end fashion shows such as African Fashion Week, Arise Fashion Week, and Liverpool Fashion Show.
Adeniyi, who had a small beginning as a fashion designer apprentice in Ibadan and later relocated to Lagos in 2017 in pursuit of his dream, has stayed on the course for 10 years now and has been able to build the Neyo Stitches brand from scratch.
Shedding light on the fashion brand, he said: “Anyone who wants good stitches and wants to look good is a potential client of Neyo Stitches. While my tailored wear reflects quality and precision, I, however, strive to offer competitive and fair pricing. The value lies in the unique, customised experience and the high-quality materials used to craft each piece.”
The Neyo Stitches boss further said that he has a dream of “creating a future-ready brand” that combines traditional craftsmanship with modern fashion and global values.
“We will continue to be a sustainable brand as well,” he stated.
