The inaugural edition of the “Beulah House of Creation” fashion show with the label “A Piece of My Passion” was recently held at the Sheraton Hotels and Towers, Ikeja. I’m sure those who preferred African time would have missed out on some of the exotic designs by this woman, Anita Ezemma, the lady behind Beulah House of Creations.

It was an exciting night of fashion, music and entertainment as “Color Red” became the center of attraction. That goes to show that the color red was indeed established to show its effect on people. You can’t miss the brilliant glow on everyone’s faces at the event.

Subsequently, Lagos continues to be the heart where the fashion industry thrives, especially knowing that Lagos is home to most of the best designers and boutiques you can find. This city and fashion together have definitely taken a new turn as each time one is amazed at the surprises that spring from these creative designers.

This show was powered by “City People Fashion & Digest”. Even though one would have expected the runway only from the models, it became interesting when some children came out one after another in different unique dresses. The children’s catwalk was remarkable. The models also took turns on the catwalk, in an effort to show a variety of designs for the admiration of the guests present.

Well, with such a sizzling atmosphere, the mix of red and white, gave way to a rethinking of what could be described as lavish. The fashion show was hosted by the luscious Essence and Jennifer Igwe. The entertainment of the guests was not left out, especially with the list of artists such as De kunle Fuji, Adol, Double kk, and the comedian director was there to break his ribs with his jokes.

It was a colorful turnout of personalities both young and old, most of whom arrived looking chic and glamorous, with a hint of the red dress code. They arrived in all kinds of designer clothes, some very glamorous, some downright extravagant.

Some of the guests include superstar designers; Swob, models, movie stars and others.

*In case you want to get an idea of ​​what happened at the fair, just check out our “gallery” for more images.