African fashion takes the spotlight.
There’s still time to discover Brand63Africa at Harrods. The platform, which debuted during London Fashion Week earlier this year, is currently hosting its first retail pop-up at the luxury department store, bringing together five fashion labels from Africa and its diaspora until 27 October.
Founded by Eva Omaghomi, Brand63Africa was established to help designers of African heritage gain greater access to the global luxury market. Its Harrods takeover marks a major step in that mission, introducing the brands to shoppers at arguably London’s most prestigious department store.
Located on the fifth floor, the pop-up features Christie Brown from Ghana, Studio Namnyak from Kenya, Abiola Olusola from Nigeria, Sukeina from Senegal and The Cloth from Trinidad and Tobago. Together, the five labels bring a mix of traditional textiles, handmade pieces, playful silhouettes and, of course, one of the things African fashion dominates in: tailoring.
Brand63Africa’s pop-up is open now on the fifth floor of Harrods in Knightsbridge until 27 October 2026, with pieces also available to shop online via Harrods here.
All Imagery Credit: Ernest Simons
