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Saturday, 14 June 2014

Checkout "My Dark Twisted Fantasy" Lookbook by Richard Akuson

My name is, Richard Akuson I am a young Nigerian fashion stylist, based in Abuja.  My style is some-what, unconventional, avant-garde and fast-paced. I consider myself more of a style provocateur than just a stylist.
'My Dark Twisted Fantasy' is my 2015 portfolio look-book. I  used a bit of everything. Mostly, bold stripped & patterned monochrome, zig-zag sequins, leather. blues,beige and whites.

My inspiration:
 "I imagine that women in the near future will be highly evolved, as such care more about the art in fashion than the beauty of it. This look book explores the wardrobe of this evolved woman, the intricacies of her complex and audacious style. Such a woman sees her self as more of an editorial tear-sheet than a woman, thus, deviating from convention in her quest for broader self expression. 

Naturally, I figure that this woman in her elaborate style wears her hair big, with little to abstract makeup; subtle blue brows, earth tone eye shadow, mascara and burgundy  lip colour in this case. She's strongly characterised by her extravagant use of jewellery, and in this case, rusty tribal jewellery. To her, more is actually more.
This is an attempt to juxtapose my imaginations to the real life Italian style icon Anna Dello Russo and the Lagos game-changer Nkiru Anumudu, whose style have successfully made the unimaginable fashionable. Though hard to explain, their larger-than-life style partly forms a vivid representation of what I imagine the next generation woman to look like."

Styling : Richard Akuson for VHC styling
Photography : Ejike Manny 
Models : Zahara Model Management 
Hair & Makeup : Black Imagination
Wardrobe: Siobhan Fashion Stall 

Contact :
 Twitter/Instagram- @4PointsByVHC
email- richardakuson@yahoo.com

15 comments:

  1. Ama watchout...God bless your talent dear. You are going PLC.

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  2. I like them. My sick is hard already. Who needs a wow fuck? Krispy

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  3. What's with the mortar again? Are the dresses meant for people pounding fufu?

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    1. Yeah they are made for fufu sellers like you.........!!!where is Desmond 2 d G him only as the medicine to ur sickness...

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  4. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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    Niceone plus yu gat talent....
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  5. I like them. My sick is hard already. Who needs a wow fuck? Krispy

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  6. Must u base on Zebra styling, u lack creativity, Emeh I wanna cee d next post plsss.

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    1. See who is talking..........un-ambitious pig....All you do for a living is to hate on others people success

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  7. Big ups man. Nice work

    *REALCUTEMICKY*

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  8. These models don't look Nigerian. I hope this isn't another stolen art. You don't have much creativity and your clothes lack class. But the name can be grown.

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  9. Nigerians try so hard to look foreign with crazy senseless concepts. The girls look like mad women. Just like the one in white

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  10. Dey al look lik yoruba movie witches.dey are scary.........kilode??dis is Fashion not ayamatanga xzibition

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  11. Wow the styling is great! We should watch out for this one

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