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Bosco Clothings has announced plans to host the third edition of its annual fashion show, tagged BCFS 3.0 – The Groom’s Edition, in October 2026, as the fashion brand seeks to consolidate its growing influence in Anambra State’s creative industry.
The organisers said the event would focus on the wedding journey from the groom’s perspective, showcasing bespoke tailoring, groomsmen styling, luxury accessories, and contemporary menswear inspired by various stages of marriage ceremonies.
The forthcoming edition follows the success of the maiden event, BCFS 1.0, themed Fashion Fellowship, held in Awka, Anambra State, on October 5, and the second edition, BCFS 2.0, themed Tradition Reimagined, which took place on October 18, 2025.
According to the organisers, the fashion show was conceived as a platform to bring together designers, models, entrepreneurs and other stakeholders in the fashion industry while promoting African fashion and creativity.
The maiden edition, held at Stanel Dome Hall in Awka, featured collections ranging from Agbada and Isiagu ensembles to corporate and casual wear. It also attracted government officials, business leaders and other dignitaries.
Among those who attended were the Chief Protocol Officer to Anambra State Governor, Chinedu Nwoye, who represented Governor Chukwuma Soludo; a member of the Anambra State House of Assembly, C. N. Igwe; Archbishop Onyeka Joseph Nzekwesi, Chief Executive Officer of Pineleaf Estate; Augustine Faco of RBH Estate and Homes; and Don Onyenji, among others.
The organisers described the debut edition as one of the first large-scale fashion productions by a private fashion brand in Awka, adding that it placed premium menswear at the centre of its showcase.
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The second edition, held at Hollywood, Awka, focused on celebrating African cultural heritage through contemporary interpretations of traditional attire.
Pineleaf Estate returned as lead sponsor, while Radopin joined as co-sponsor. The event also drew representatives of the Anambra State Police Command, government officials, business leaders and members of the creative community.
The organisers said the consistency of the annual event had helped establish Bosco Clothings as one of the state’s emerging fashion brands.
Speaking on the forthcoming edition, they said BCFS 3.0 would present collections inspired by the entire wedding experience, from proposals and engagements to traditional marriage rites, church weddings and receptions.
They expressed optimism that the event would build on the successes recorded in previous years while providing another platform for designers to showcase craftsmanship, innovation and African elegance.
