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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at Kenneth Ize fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Kenneth Ize is a Nigerian fashion designer known for his vibrant and contemporary reinterpretations of traditional West African textiles, particularly Aso Oke, a handwoven fabric historically worn by the Yoruba people. His designs celebrate African heritage while blending modern tailoring with global aesthetics. Berlin, Germany,  Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany, 2st Feb, 2026. Model  on runway at BUZIGAHILL fashionshow on Berlin fashionweek 2026. Berlin, Germany, BUZIGAHILL is the first Ugandan brand to merge contemporary fashion, art, and politics on a global stage. In a defiant act called RETURN TO SENDER, Kampala-based BUZIGAHILL  transforms and redesigns second-hand clothing into thoughtful, critical fashion, challenging the politics of consumption by returning these garments to their origins in the Global North. Credit: Felix Wolf/Alamy Live News-stock-foto