Our story, our craft, and our commitment to sustainable African fashion
Rosa Luxe was born in 2015 from a simple idea: that African fashion deserves to be celebrated on the global stage. Founder and Creative Director, Adaeze Nwosu, started with a single sewing machine in her Yaba apartment, creating bespoke pieces for friends and family.
Word spread quickly. Within two years, Rosa Luxe had grown from a one-woman operation to a team of 12 artisans, and in 2018 we opened our first boutique on Victoria Island. Today, Rosa Luxe is one of Nigeria's most beloved fashion houses, with three Lagos stores and a thriving online presence serving customers across Africa, Europe, and North America.
Our signature style blends traditional African textiles — Ankara, Aso Oke, Adire, and lace — with modern silhouettes and impeccable tailoring. Every Rosa Luxe piece tells a story of heritage, craftsmanship, and contemporary elegance.
We use pattern-cutting techniques that minimize fabric waste, and all offcuts are repurposed into accessories.
All our pieces are made in our Lagos studio by skilled artisans who earn fair wages and work in safe conditions.
We source 90% of our fabrics from Nigerian textile mills and artisans, supporting the local economy.
Founder & Creative Director
Central Saint Martins graduate with 15 years in fashion. Visionary behind the Rosa Luxe aesthetic.
Head of Operations
Business strategist who scaled Rosa Luxe from a one-room studio to a multi-million naira brand.
Head Designer
Award-winning designer specializing in blending traditional Nigerian textiles with haute couture.