With “The Abundance Collection”, Osime captured her gratitude for still being alive despite battling Leukaemia, her gratitude for the many people that make up her support system, and her gratitude for the many blessings of God. The abundance of supportive people are represented by the multiple circles visible in some of her paintings. She digitally designed some of the prints used to create the fabrics for this collection, while others were from images of her paintings and artwork. She worked with feminine colours and floral patterns, indicating a delicate life that needs to be nurtured with love, and for some paintings, she insisted on the presence of green to signify fertility and abundance. She decided to maintain free flowing designs in this collection to portray the freedom she has from the cares of the world. With the Abundance of Love & Support from God and what she calls "the beautiful humans in her life", she navigates her healing journey, which is birthing beauty out of the pain she has endured.
The "Femina Madre" collection, is inspired by the designers late mother who passed away in 2021. With the Femina Madre collection, Osime aimed to capture her Mum's essence and spirit, which was kind, light and free. "She lit up the room wherever she was. She was a strong woman, but also very feminine, warm and kind." Osime decided on free flowing designs in this collection to portray her mum's free spirit and with a play on soft feminine colour prints to portray the awesome light that she carried. Some of the prints used to create the fabric was digitally designed, while some others were images of acrylic paintings she did on a paint pad.
Introducing Simeogieme’s Spring/Summer 2025 Collection, themed “The Abundance Collection”, which was unveiled on the 12th
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Simeogieme’s “Femina Madre” Spring/Summer 2024 Collection was unveiled at Africa Fashion Week London 2023, as
The TribArt collection is created for the confident and fearlessly sexy woman who isn't afraid to stand out and try something new. She appreciates her body and is confident in her femininity. She is unrestrained in expressing style and is also open to courting the unconventional.
The visual elements of line, shape, tone and colour are the building blocks of composition in art. Lines interact to form shapes and shapes are filled with colour and tone, or repeated to create pattern. Different elements that make up art can express qualities such as movement and rhythm, harmony and contrast and a wide range of emotion. The designs in the Lines & Colours collection were inspired by different moods, emotions and abstract images that are expressed using fabric. The lines are bold, the colours are vibrant and the designs are structured, purposefully to appeal to both young ladies and mature women who are bold, vibrant and confident in their femininity.
Osime Saibu, is a fashion enthusiast with a passion for designing clothing and accessories
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We introduced the brand, first to the African market, in 2010 by unveiling its premiere collection, "The Black Collection". Pieces from the collection were put together using black satin, black taffeta, and high quality African print fabric. Black was chosen as the central theme for the first collection because black is a conservative colour associated with sophistication. Simeogieme chose to introduce the brand with this theme as it echoes the brands ethos which is "Simplicity, Sensuality & Sophistication.
Maintaining the ethos of simplicity, sensuality and sophistication, this collection was playfully designed, making "cut outs" and "uneven cuts" the main expression. This collection was inspired by and designed at a time when Simeogieme found serenity in chaos and order in disorder.
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