Busayo Olupona founded her eponymous label upon the belief in the power of color to communicate the dynamism, personality and nuances of the individual. Using textiles as a bridge between the past and present, its fabrics are made entirely in-house using Adire — a traditional Yoruba dyeing technique that began in Southwest Nigeria at the turn of the 20th century.
This 'Lekan' has a free-flowing silhouette made from fluid crepe that hangs from a gathered neckline. Cinch the waist with the matching belt.
