It’s the Native and Vogue Port Harcourt International Fashion Week 2014, a groundbreaking event holding in Port Harcourt that showcased works from local and international designers with extensive and outstanding media coverage!

This season, I had the chance to hop on a red eye flight toPortharcourt from Lagos on the first day of The Native & Vogue International Fashion Week to cover the colorful, quirky, up-and-coming fashion scene in the Rivers State capital. From ‘90s raver-inspired models posing in underground graffiti-adorned tunnels to hunting for vintage collectables at the prestigious Hotel Presidential, New GRA, Portharcourt proved to be an incredibly inspiring backdrop for the spring 2015 collections. Getting to meet fashion icon Frank Osodi—and help style hair backstage at his show—was a fantastic experience. Here are the highlights of my action-packed Day 1 journey to Native and Vogue International Fashion Week Portharcourt, which will wrap up on Sunday, September 21.
On Friday 19th September 2014, the second edition of the Native and Vogue International Fashion Week, kicked off at the Hotel Presidential, New GRA, Portharcourt, Rivers State with an Opening Cocktail party, and a massive blue carpet.
At the fashion soiree, which saw in attendance some of the biggest names in the Nigerian fashion and entertainment industry, and International Designers in attendance.

For more information and Pix from the event see here: http://www.societyreportersng.com/index.php/fashion-and-style/item/682-the-native-and-vogue-portharcourt-international-fashion-week-day-1

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