With the ever rising popularity of Instagram following its £1bn purchase by Facebook, the Apple/Android photo-sharing app is no longer just a community of photo enthusiasts and cat ladies but also a style portal attracting fashionistas worldwide joining the community to share their stylish world.
One such fashionista is Asake Agoro, the founder of Asake Oge Couture. A third generation seamstress, growing up around the creative energy in a couture household enabled her to design and make garments for herself from the age of 15. She honed an innate skill by producing one-
Asake’s Instagram uploads certainly reflects the designer’s creativity and street style credentials with one-off pieces inspired by her Nigerian roots and contemporary celebrity styles often modelled by Asake herself.
But not content with just her street style posts, Asake also makes the best best use of Instagram, uploading images of her dresses on the red carpet and behind the scenes.
Kate Henshaw-Nuttal in AsakeOge
Fatima Jabbe in AsakeOge
FAB Editor-in-chief Sinem Bilen-Onabanjo in AsakeOge
If you are on Instagram and you’re not following Asake’s inspirational posts, you’re most certainly committing a fashion crime.
IG name: Asake
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I manage a company that produces revolutionary ankara product that clearly defines the african called “OGE” proud to know there’s some1 else somewhere doing well with the name.