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Surrealism, Fantasy and Colour: An Interview with Lélio Bazin
Lélio Bazin: "In my head I have a lot of universes of colours, of things I wanted to explore." Lélio Bazin, known as Dramatik, is a French photographer and art director based in Paris. “I think for as long as I can remember, I have been interested in photography since I was very young. I would take my parents' camera to take pictures, have fun with the zoom, with the filters as a kid.” “It wasn't a very artistic approach, but I still think that I was always interested in pho

Faramade Olaitan
Sep 224 min read


Aesthetics, Culture and Perception: An Interview with Robert Oniha
Robert Oniha Robert Oniha: "As much as my work focuses on culture, it also focuses on identity, anxiety, and self-perception." Robert Oniha is a Nigerian artist based in the United States. “My art is about the aesthetics of Nigerian history. I make works that document our hair, dressing, markings, statues, things that should remind both Nigerians and foreigners about how beautiful our culture is.” “Colonial times brought a lot of advancements and important humanitarian change

Faramade Olaitan
Aug 136 min read
Fashion Events to Visit in London, Summer ‘26
Àtúnda pop-up: `Features: 30+ Nigerian brands. `Location: 5 Church Street, Marylebone 5 mins from Marylebone Station `Open until: 31st July 2026 `Time: Monday - Friday: 3pm - 8pm, Saturday - Sunday: 11am - 8pm `Walk- ins welcome. Tales House pop-up: `Features: 80+ brands. `Location: 28 Cavendish Square, Oxford Street, London W1G 0DB Closest tube station - Tottenham Court Road / Goodge street `Open from: 24th July - 23rd August 2026 `Time: 11am - 8pm `Registration suggest

Faramade Olaitan
Jul 241 min read


A Return to Self: An Interview with Rahimat Adetunji, Shop Rhai
Rahimat Adetunji, founder of Shop Rhai Rahimat Adetunji: "You have to keep at it for it to make sense.” Rahimat Adetunji is a designer based in Nigeria and the creative director and founder of Shop Rhai, an accessories brand that makes shoes and bags from leather and indigenous fabrics. “When I started Rhai, it was just a shoe brand. I wear size 42 or 43 and I have flat feet, so growing up it was really hard to get nice shoes. I remember in my final years in secondary school

Faramade Olaitan
Jul 55 min read
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