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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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Salvador, Bahia, Brasil. 2nd Feb, 2026. Salvador (BA), 02/02/26 â€"" party/Iemanja/movement â€"" locals and tourists crowd the Rio Vermelho neighborhood for the traditional Iemanja festival, one of the biggest religious and cultural events in Bahia, which brings together thousands of faithful and visitors in celebration of the queen of the sea, this Monday (2). (Foto: Romildo De Jesus/Thenews2/Zumapress) (Credit Image: © Romildo De Jesus/TheNEWS2 via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Salvador, Bahia, Brasil. 2nd Feb, 2026. Salvador (BA), 02/02/26 â€"" party/Iemanja/movement â€"" locals and tourists crowd the Rio Vermelho neighborhood for the traditional Iemanja festival, one of the biggest religious and cultural events in Bahia, which brings together thousands of faithful and visitors in celebration of the queen of the sea, this Monday (2). (Foto: Romildo De Jesus/Thenews2/Zumapress) (Credit Image: © Romildo De Jesus/TheNEWS2 via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Salvador, Bahia, Brasil. 2nd Feb, 2026. Salvador (BA), 02/02/26 â€"" party/Iemanja/movement â€"" locals and tourists crowd the Rio Vermelho neighborhood for the traditional Iemanja festival, one of the biggest religious and cultural events in Bahia, which brings together thousands of faithful and visitors in celebration of the queen of the sea, this Monday (2). (Foto: Romildo De Jesus/Thenews2/Zumapress) (Credit Image: © Romildo De Jesus/TheNEWS2 via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Salvador, Bahia, Brasil. 2nd Feb, 2026. Salvador (BA), 02/02/26 â€"" party/Iemanja/movement â€"" locals and tourists crowd the Rio Vermelho neighborhood for the traditional Iemanja festival, one of the biggest religious and cultural events in Bahia, which brings together thousands of faithful and visitors in celebration of the queen of the sea, this Monday (2). (Foto: Romildo De Jesus/Thenews2/Zumapress) (Credit Image: © Romildo De Jesus/TheNEWS2 via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Fuyang, China. 02nd Feb, 2026. People carry bags and suitcases while walking toward platforms 2-3 at Fuyang Railway Station during the Spring Festival travel rush. Each year, millions of people working, studying or living away from their hometowns return home to celebrate Spring Festival, China's most important traditional holiday, forming the world's largest annual human migration. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Fuyang, China. 02nd Feb, 2026. Men walk past a green train on the platform of Fuyang Railway Station, carrying buckets and bags for their journey home. Each year, millions of people working, studying or living away from their hometowns return home to celebrate Spring Festival, China's most important traditional holiday, forming the world's largest annual human migration. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Fuyang, China. 02nd Feb, 2026. A woman wearing a mask carries a yellow checkered bag and pulls a suitcase as she walks along the platform of Fuyang Railway Station. Each year, millions of people working, studying or living away from their hometowns return home to celebrate Spring Festival, China's most important traditional holiday, forming the world's largest annual human migration. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Salvador, Bahia, Brasil. 2nd Feb, 2026. Salvador (BA), 02/02/26 â€"" party/Iemanja/movement â€"" locals and tourists crowd the Rio Vermelho neighborhood for the traditional Iemanja festival, one of the biggest religious and cultural events in Bahia, which brings together thousands of faithful and visitors in celebration of the queen of the sea, this Monday (2). (Foto: Romildo De Jesus/Thenews2/Zumapress) (Credit Image: © Romildo De Jesus/TheNEWS2 via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Fuyang, China. 02nd Feb, 2026. A crowd of passengers pull their suitcases through the busy concourse of Fuyang Railway Station as the Spring Festival travel rush begins. Each year, millions of people working, studying or living away from their hometowns return home to celebrate Spring Festival, China's most important traditional holiday, forming the world's largest annual human migration. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Salvador, Bahia, Brasil. 2nd Feb, 2026. Salvador (BA), 02/02/26 â€"" party/Iemanja/movement â€"" locals and tourists crowd the Rio Vermelho neighborhood for the traditional Iemanja festival, one of the biggest religious and cultural events in Bahia, which brings together thousands of faithful and visitors in celebration of the queen of the sea, this Monday (2). (Foto: Romildo De Jesus/Thenews2/Zumapress) (Credit Image: © Romildo De Jesus/TheNEWS2 via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Salvador, Bahia, Brasil. 2nd Feb, 2026. Salvador (BA), 02/02/26 â€"" party/Iemanja/movement â€"" locals and tourists crowd the Rio Vermelho neighborhood for the traditional Iemanja festival, one of the biggest religious and cultural events in Bahia, which brings together thousands of faithful and visitors in celebration of the queen of the sea, this Monday (2). (Foto: Romildo De Jesus/Thenews2/Zumapress) (Credit Image: © Romildo De Jesus/TheNEWS2 via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Salvador, Bahia, Brasil. 2nd Feb, 2026. Salvador (BA), 02/02/26 â€"" party/Iemanja/movement â€"" locals and tourists crowd the Rio Vermelho neighborhood for the traditional Iemanja festival, one of the biggest religious and cultural events in Bahia, which brings together thousands of faithful and visitors in celebration of the queen of the sea, this Monday (2). (Foto: Romildo De Jesus/Thenews2/Zumapress) (Credit Image: © Romildo De Jesus/TheNEWS2 via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Salvador, Bahia, Brasil. 2nd Feb, 2026. Salvador (BA), 02/02/26 â€"" party/Iemanja/movement â€"" locals and tourists crowd the Rio Vermelho neighborhood for the traditional Iemanja festival, one of the biggest religious and cultural events in Bahia, which brings together thousands of faithful and visitors in celebration of the queen of the sea, this Monday (2). (Foto: Romildo De Jesus/Thenews2/Zumapress) (Credit Image: © Romildo De Jesus/TheNEWS2 via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Fuyang, China. 02nd Feb, 2026. A man carries a plastic bucket and a suitcase while hurrying through Fuyang Railway Station as the Spring Festival travel rush kicks off. Each year, millions of people working, studying or living away from their hometowns return home to celebrate Spring Festival, China's most important traditional holiday, forming the world's largest annual human migration. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Salvador, Bahia, Brasil. 2nd Feb, 2026. Salvador (BA), 02/02/26 â€"" party/Iemanja/movement â€"" locals and tourists crowd the Rio Vermelho neighborhood for the traditional Iemanja festival, one of the biggest religious and cultural events in Bahia, which brings together thousands of faithful and visitors in celebration of the queen of the sea, this Monday (2). (Foto: Romildo De Jesus/Thenews2/Zumapress) (Credit Image: © Romildo De Jesus/TheNEWS2 via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto