拉各斯 2027 春夏：Hertunba 幻想一个只由女性主导的世界
Hertunba Lagos Spring 2027
Hertunba 创始人 Florentina Agu 这一季从两个问题出发：如果世界上只存在女性，女性夜晚会怎么穿？系列想象一个由女性主导、不再被规训的社会，女性可以“大胆无畏”地穿衣。Agu 说，作为在严格宗教家庭长大的长女，即使今天已独立自由，她仍有不能穿的东西；她想到的是散居各地的女性自由生活的样子。设计上，品牌标志性的手工编织 akwete 半裙与紧身裙仍在前排，新加入蕾丝与木珠等材质，短而俏皮的款式刻意露出常被遮掩的身体部位，亮点包括蓝白流苏迷你裙与黑色亮片长裙。秀场里坐满了穿着新旧 Hertunba 的女性，品牌能同时服务多代人与多种身材。系列多为手工编织，Agu 提前数月与工匠赶工，以便秀后即刻在线上发售，让热带地区的顾客赶上暖季穿着。说明：本文为时装周秀评，正文无价格与购买入口。署名：颜如玉编辑台。
What if there was a world where only women existed? How would that impact how women dressed at night? Florentina Agu, founder and creative director of Hertunba, asked. Those questions formed the basis of Agu’s spring 2027 collection titled, which dreams of a women-led, liberated society where fashion is no longer policed and women are free to be “daring and bold.”
As a firstborn daughter growing up in a religious and strict household, Agu has some personal hurdles she wants to overcome, and she used this collection as a stepping stone. “Even with all my independence and mental liberation, I can’t wear certain things,” she said during a preview. “When I think of that new world, I think of the women in the diaspora who are just living [freely].” The idea here was to envision a world—a Nigeria—where women are liberated, empowered, and free in their fashion choices.
She started by injecting some fun into the proceedings. While the usual Hertunba staples––handwoven akwete skirts and tight dresses—remain at the forefront of the collection, Agu introduced new designs that she believes will challenge society’s perception of modesty. These pieces are short and playful, accentuating parts of the body that are often concealed. Agu also introduced new materials such as lace and wooden beads. Standout looks included a blue and cream mini dress with fringe detailing and a black sequin maxi dress.
Hertunba’s talent is that she knows how to make women of all ages feel sexy and seen. The show venue was overflowing with women wearing new and old Hertunba looks, many of whom appreciate the brand’s ability to serve multiple generations and body sizes.
For the past several months, Agu has been working closely with her artisans to ensure the collection is ready to launch online immediately post-show, in see-now, buy-now style. It’s no secret that handcrafts take time, and with this collection being largely handwoven, Agu worked far in advance so that clients in tropical and equatorial countries have a chance to start shopping for the warm temperatures. It’s a fitting development. During the show, guests fanned themselves with folded bits of paper in an attempt to keep cool during this Lagos heatwave.
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