Peridot & Ruby is a brand new Nigerian fashion house…….I luv all their stuff so far….Absolutely stunning! Their designs are regularly featured and commended in Nigeria’s hottest fashion and style magazine, ThisDay Style. Check out some of the designs below. I luv the fact that the clothes are actually WEARABLE! The fabrics and colours used are very luxe and rich in African influence. You can also find more information about Peridot & Ruby HERE. Kudos Ladies…
For those of you that will be in naija in December and are interested in Ordering Periodt N Ruby, please email Low at lab5fs@hotmail.com
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LOVELY!!! Glad to see fresh new talent. Big up to Lola Abiodun. I agree, the clothes are wearable and decent. Its something i can confidently wear to meet my mother in-law. they should keep it up
Yup most definately...fab outfits for possibly any occassion.Well done Lowlabunnie and Bisoye
they are cool and decent for all ages
gorgeous! but they have to constantly re-invent themselves once other people (read: tailors/designers) fully latch on to this african/contemporary look. the fact that they're so basic & wearable also makes them imitable.
Very gorgeous...I definitely see myself wearing these outfits.
This is mos def lovely .. I like the authenticity of it the very African looking fabrics.. noice
not yet
the clothes are really nice. i think lola and her friend are donig an excellent job!
Hey bella naija,
I want to know if you have any info on fly native clothes for men. Hit me up.
They are lovely!
With that said, I must say that these prints look very Ghanaian and I will not be surprise if the design was inspired by woodin and GTP. Ghana is a trend setter as well as the origin of many ideas :D
followed the link for more info but still didn't get how to buy.
where are they based??
@anonymous
They are based in Nigeria and the UK.
For those of you that will be in naija in December and are interested in Ordering Periodt N Ruby, please email Low at lab5fs @ hotmail.com
Shey na aunty wey dey do am?
Ankara is definitely here to stay. Lola, na you biko.
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