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Nigerian designer seeks to challenge norms with gender-fluid fashion

By Reuters
05 March 2024   |   8:22 am
Adeju Thompson, founder of the Lagos Space Programme brand, designs clothing that transcends traditional gender boundaries, drawing inspiration from his African heritage and personal experiences.

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