LookBook
A mix of looks on one page to indulge your fashion taste buds.
Timeless Pieces
MUUNGANISHO
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₦600,000.00Introducing MỌ́REMÍ from the Arúgbó Ọjọ́ collection. Designed as an ode to sisterhood and feminine power, this two-piece set draws its soul from Mọ́remí Àjàṣòrò, Queen of Ilé-Ifè. A woman whose strength was not loud, but decisive. Mọ́remí sacrificed herself, entering the enemy’s camp as a wife to gather intelligence and…
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Price range: ₦280,000.00 through ₦600,000.00
Introducing Egúngún Reloaded from the Muunganisho collection. Egúngún literally translates to Masquerade. A visible manifestation of the spirits of departed ancestors and gods in Yorubaland. Our imagination of a fashionable twist to the typical Egúngún regalia is a blue denim 2 piece set consisting of tailored Pants with side pockets…
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₦420,000.00
Introducing Nduru from the Arúgbó Ọjọ́ collection. The fluidity and quiet resilience of a dove are delicately translated into this piece. NDURU is a refined two-piece set crafted from premium textured cotton. The top is framed with sheep’s wool along the back collar, forming a subtle hooded silhouette, and finished…
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₦200,000.00
FREEDOM is a masterpiece from the Arúgbó ojó collection. This hooded kimono kaftan flows in custom Àdìre, telling a story of movement, release, and self-definition. This piece is not styled to fit in, it is designed to let you exist on your own terms. FREEDOM has no limits, and neither…
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Price range: ₦75,000.00 through ₦250,000.00
Introducing Ìyálóde Ìgbàlódé from the Muunganisho Collection. Ìyálóde, a female chief, so appointed by the Kábíyèsí for her socio-economic and political influence in ancient Yorubaland is paired with Ìgbàlódé, which loosely translates to modern in our futuristic take on a modern Ìyálóde’s outfit the accomplished and fashionable black woman. •It…
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₦300,000.00
Introducing Ẹrú, from the Arúgbó Ọjọ́ collection. Ẹrú, a Yoruba word that means ‘slave’, draws from a time when our forefathers dressed only to cover their bodies during the slave trade era, not to impress but mainly for survival. We reimagine that raw simplicity through a modern lens, where fabric…
