Riding on the success of her recent participation on the runway of a Bristol fashion show in the UK where she presented her designs in a captivating display of elegance, rising Nigerian fashion house Sannah Fashion Hub is planning to release more collections in 2024.
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Adebukola Bamidele, the founder and creative Director of the fashion brand noted that she had a good year and on her way to becoming a global brand.
Sharing her excitement, she said, “I’ve had the incredible opportunity to showcase my collections at various prestigious fashion events, adding vibrant chapters to my journey. One notable experience was gracing the runway at the Bristol Fashion Show in Birmingham, United Kingdom, where I presented my designs in a captivating display of elegance.

In addition to runway shows, I’ve participated in dynamic POP UP events at Fashion Fusion at the Sookspaces store in collaboration with the Birmingham Fashion Council in the United Kingdom. These events allowed me to engage directly with fashion enthusiasts, showcasing the versatility and timeless appeal of my creations.

Closer to home, I had the privilege of contributing to the Harvest House Fashion Week in Nigeria, collaborating with a brand to bring forth a unique blend of styles and narratives. These experiences not only provided a platform to share my vision but also fostered connections within the global and local fashion communities.

Every fashion show and event has been a moment of celebration for the artistry and creativity that defines Sannah Fashion Hub. These opportunities continue to shape and elevate my brand, and I look forward to many more ventures that allow me to share my passion for fashion on both national and international stages.”
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Sannah Fashion Hub centers on fostering a sense of pride and connection to African roots, particularly for individuals navigating life outside their continent of origin.
As a fashion enthusiast, Adebukola Bamidele eagerly looks forward to the opportunity to feature her brand in a diverse array of runway shows, both in the United Kingdom and Nigeria.

“In the UK, events like London Fashion Week hold great appeal, offering a global stage to present my collections and connect with an international audience. Additionally, in Nigeria, participating in renowned showcases such as Lagos Fashion Week would be a dream come true, allowing me to contribute to and engage with the vibrant fashion scene in my home country.

I look forward to exploring new avenues for collaboration and expression, embracing the challenges and excitement that come with each runway show. These platforms not only provide visibility for my brand but also enable me to share the unique stories woven into each garment with a broader and more diverse audience. The journey ahead holds the promise of continued growth and the opportunity to make a lasting impact on the fashion landscape,” she shared.
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