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Embracing the Fusion of Fashion and Trade: FashionEVO, Olorisupergal, and Made in Africa at the Science of Trade Conference 2025

In a groundbreaking collaboration celebrating the intersection of fashion, trade, and African entrepreneurship, FashionEVO, Olorisupergal, and Made in Africa are proud to participate as program partners in the Science of Trade Conference 2025. Together, they will host the Fashion Entrepreneurs Workshop & Fund Hangout, one of the premier sessions at the event.

With a compelling theme, “From Fabric to Fortune: Unlocking Fashion’s Trade Power in Africa,” this workshop is scheduled for May 3, 2025, at the Landmark Event Centre in Lagos. The event will explore the crucial role of fashion in promoting trade, industrial growth, and economic development across the African continent.

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The workshop promises insights from renowned speakers, including:

– Mrs. Adenike Ogunlesi, Founder, Gatimo Limited & Creative Director, Ruff and Tumble
– Lanre Da-Silva Ajayi, Founder, Lanre Da-Silva
– Dr. Yetty Ogunnubi**, Founder/CEO, FashionEVO
– **Tosin Ajibade**, Founder, Olorisupergal
– **Barrister Kola Awe**, Founder, Made in Africa
– **Seyi Amao**, Marketing Expert

Designed for designers, stylists, fashionpreneurs, manufacturers, retailers, influencers, and students of fashion, the workshop features interactive panels, live Q&A sessions, dynamic lightning talks, a high-stakes creative marketing debate with a prize worth N500,000, and a fashionpreneur open mic session

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“This conference marks a pivotal moment in positioning African fashion as a key driver of global trade,” remarked Dr. Inya Lawal, convener of the Science of Trade Conference. “Bringing industry leaders and emerging talent together, we aim to leverage fashion’s economic potential for transformative growth across Africa.”

Dr. Yetty Ogunnubi, Founder of FashionEVO, shared, “This partnership is a fusion of influence, style, and strategy, representing a significant stride in how we collectively leverage fashion to drive Africa’s economic growth. By partnering with Olorisupergal and Made in Africa, we are building a platform where ideas flourish and opportunities are realized, fostering an ecosystem in which African fashion is poised as a pivotal force in global trade. Our collaborative effort underscores a commitment to elevating industry standards and weaving our rich cultural heritage into the larger economic narrative.”

Adding to this, Tosin Ajibade, Founder of Olorisupergal, stated, “We are inserting our vibrant community into this dialogue—thinkers, innovators, and digital influencers—reshaping the African fashion landscape.”

Barrister Kola Awe, Founder of Made in Africa, commented, “This collaboration bridges the worlds of fashion, trade, and impactful enterprise. African fashion is indeed a formidable global entity, and our collaboration aims to strengthen the infrastructure supporting its expansion.”

The workshop is open to all and is free of charge, though prior registration is required due to limited availability. Attendees should come prepared for a day brimming with innovative ideas and crucial industry insights.

**Register to attend here.**

For more information, visit FashionEVO’s website: [fashionevo.style](https://fashionevo.style/) or the Science of Trade Conference site: [scienceoftradeconference.com](https://www.scienceoftradeconference.com/)

 

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Alicia Graciey is the Features Coordinator at FashionEVO, where she curates engaging content that highlights emerging designers and trends in the fashion scene. Alicia expertly manages the editorial calendar and collaborates with local influencers to produce high-quality features. Passionate about storytelling through fashion, she advocates for sustainable practices and aims to elevate local talent. In her free time, Alicia enjoys travelling and exploring local markets.

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