Hey fashionable fellas! We’ve got fashion from Nigerian menswear label Tzar owned by Stylist turned Designer – Ian Audifferen.
Their capsule collection titled “Conundrum” in inspired from the designers “interest in the preference of what anyone would settle for if asked what they would wear for the rest of their life“.
Filled with technicolor and black & white, the “Conundrum” collection is filled with aesthetics that cover sportswear influenced pieces that infuse elements of functionality, minimalism and quirk.
Check out the collection below and let us know which outfit is your fave!
Photo Credit
Photography: Toyin Solanke
Creative Direction: Bubu Ogisi
Models: Ibrahim & Richard (Beth Models)
Creative Director: Ian Audifferen
beautiful men in ugly clothes. god please I hope thats not an apron the guy in picture 10 is wearing
They are not ugly clothes. Go and look at KTZ and the likes, this is what’s hot in street style right now. Obviously not for your level Bruno. Stick to button up and slacks. It’s people like you that think suit makers are designers.
@bruno i think saying outrightly that one’s effort is ugly is harsh i think there are more subtle ways to critique. #myopinion
Cool. But I don’t see, Nigerian guys wearing this!
Bad directing.
it is well with some designers….OSCAR DE LA RENTA,why did you have to die…#frowning#
Love it! Would mix and match a lot of the pieces.
I don’t know. I guess I am not much of a fashion fundi to appreciate this lot, however, I would not want my man to wear any of this colour or short or combination mix. Its somehow for me and I think I am as open minded as the next person biko.
LMAO… You ain’t lie!… I thought I was quite fashion forward in my thinking but this one “Odikwa too risky”
This is almost laughable, I do apologize but I really don’t get it
Thanks BN. Please continue to update us on men’s fashion. God bless
And pipo will buy this and wear .rubbish
IMO. this clothes are the real conundrum!
Hmmm. Hm hm hm… Well at least, he didn’t feed us regular clothes ” any tailor can make”. I don’t know about guys, but I spot a number of single pieces I would totally wear.
Just wondering who his target audience are. These clothes clearly do not appeal to a majority of the naija men population. Only a select few will take the risk of rocking these pieces. I wonder if business from those few is enough to sustain his business.
Good luck,
A lot of these clothes are wearable as separate pieces. Don’t hate
True this
Abeg na which fellas dey wear this nonsense. ..lmao
looool you commenters wont kill me his cloths are good this are not his best check his instagram page for more coolness way appealing than that orange guy
well done Tzar
hahahahahahaa referee uniforms.. for the OPP people.. will stick to the classics
I can’t get “footlocker” out of my hear for some reason. Keep on trying though
Does anyone else see the fire that is panel 5?? I would definitely wear either together or separate. And using an apron hybrid to substitute the silhouette of a long sleeve traditional shirt? Too nice, too too nice.