Textured black cape, alongside a cream ensemble
Adeju Thompson · Fall/Winter 2024
Nigeria
Adeju Thompson
- Genderless design
- Yoruba craft traditions
- Experimental reconstruction
Adeju Thompson founded Lagos Space Programme in 2018 as a practice spanning fashion and art. Rooted in Yoruba traditions, its genderless clothing reworks inherited forms through experimentation, African craftsmanship and ideas of possible futures.
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Textured black cape, alongside a cream ensemble
Lagos Space Programme Autumn/Winter 2024
The textured cape illustrates the label’s exploration of sculptural volume and tactile surfaces.
Lagos Space Programme
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Blue patterned top and wide dark trousers
Date not stated · Official label collection gallery; season not individually identified
A fitted patterned top meets broad trousers with ornamental turned-up hems.
Lagos Space Programme; photographer not individually stated
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Open white shirt and patterned blue skirt
Date not stated · Official label collection gallery; season not individually identified
A softly open shirt and straight patterned skirt reconsider familiar formal garments.
Lagos Space Programme; photographer not individually stated
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Dark waistcoat and wide patterned trousers
Date not stated · Official label collection gallery; season not individually identified
A buttoned waistcoat and full trousers combine layered tailoring with surface pattern.
Lagos Space Programme; photographer not individually stated
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Patterned dark jacket and blue cropped trousers
Date not stated · Official label collection gallery; season not individually identified
Contrasting blue patterns link a tailored jacket with wide, cropped trousers.
Lagos Space Programme; photographer not individually statedCollections & archive pieces
1 collections represented · 1 pieceLagos Space Programme Autumn/Winter 2024
1 piece
About Adeju Thompson
Thompson’s work received the International Woolmark Prize in 2023 and has appeared in museum exhibitions in London and New York.
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