RESANÈA is a Johannesburg-based luxury fashion house debuting at Africa Fashion Week London 2026. Blending African heritage with healing fabrics and contemporary design, the brand presents elevated silk and linen collections inspired by wellness, identity, and cultural storytelling through modern African luxury fashion.

La’baleo Collections is a Ghanaian menswear brand specialising in bespoke, tailor-fit clothing with timeless design. Showcasing at Africa Fashion Week London 2026, the brand delivers classic, well-crafted pieces that combine precision tailoring with modern elegance, while supporting craftsmanship and employment within the African fashion industry.

Nesnie Creations is a Nigerian-born contemporary fashion brand redefining modern Afrocentric style since 2014. Founded in Abuja by two sisters, Olanrewaju Uchechi and Nwachukwu Nneka, the brand blends rich African heritage with contemporary global design to create timeless, high-quality pieces rooted in creativity and craftsmanship.

Born from the shared dream of two sisters, the brand carries within it the memory of countless conversations, sketches, and visions of creating something timeless together. Though one sister has now transitioned, AjiBèkè stands as a tribute to her spirit, a promise that the dream they once held will not only live on, but flourish. Every piece is created in honour of her presence, stitched with memory, resilience, and love.

REALMS is an eco-luxury fashion brand exploring the dialogue between heritage, identity, and modern expression. Rooted in the cultural narratives of Congo-Kinshasa and Madagascar, the brand reimagines tradition through contemporary silhouettes and thoughtful craftsmanship.

A luxury fashion brand offering high-end women’s clothing inspired by bold African prints, art, and creative storytelling. Founded by designer and artist Osime Saibu, Simeogieme is known for its vibrant colour combinations, custom-made fabrics, and sophisticated silhouettes.

Every piece is crafted with a blend of fine tailoring and artistic vision, perfect for confident women who value elegance and individuality. From luxury dresses to stylish separates, Simeogieme delivers standout fashion that celebrates culture, creativity, and confidence.

House of Estree is a London-based African cultural hub and showcasing designer at Africa Fashion Week London 2026. Combining ready-to-wear fashion, handcrafted accessories, art, and home décor, the platform supports African designers and creatives while promoting cultural heritage, community engagement, and sustainable creative enterprise.

David Wej Lagos is a premium Nigerian menswear brand known for jacquard suits, tailored shirts, and luxury accessories. Showcasing at Africa Fashion Week London 2026, the brand blends traditional African aesthetics with modern tailoring, offering bespoke and ready-to-wear collections for the contemporary global man.

Mary Martin London is an internationally acclaimed fashion label known for bespoke, red carpet designs inspired by Black culture. Showcasing at Africa Fashion Week London 2026, Dame Mary Martin’s award-winning work combines bold creativity with cultural storytelling, worn by global celebrities and recognised for its innovation and impact.

Samson Soboye, founder of SOBOYE, marks 10 years as Head Stylist at Africa Fashion Week London. With over two decades in fashion, his Black Majesty collection showcases refined African luxury through bold tailoring, rich textures, and cultural storytelling, reinforcing his influence as a leading voice in contemporary African design.

Aduhema, the designer behind Adubauh Studios, presents Kente Uncut, a bold exploration of contemporary African fashion rooted in Ghanaian heritage. This collection features a personalised interpretation of kente cloth, incorporating traditional symbols that express empowerment, sophistication, and growth. Combining expert tailoring with a gender-fluid design approach, Aduhema creates versatile garments with structured detailing and handcrafted finishes. Kente Uncut reflects a new generation of African designers redefining cultural storytelling through innovative, inclusive, and globally relevant fashion.

Founded in 2024, Add an Apron is a slow fashion brand founded by artist Adéọlá.

Using organic cottons and hand-painting, Add an Apron provides unique, bold hand-painted designs on fabric. This brand is excited by promoting their signature concept of the apron as a fashion accessory.

MahentyAfrik Heritage is an Afro-contemporary brand redefining African elegance through minimalist, symbolic design inspired by Bamiléké heritage. Showcasing designers and confirmed exhibitors at Africa Fashion Week London 2026, the brand presents conscious fashion that blends craftsmanship, identity, and modern expression with powerful, refined silhouettes.