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Design Label Sisiano presents the “Birds at War” Collection for Spring/Summer 2016

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By Milicent Arebun

Design Label Sisiano by Paolo Sisiano recently released the lookbook of his SS16 collection titled “Birds at War”, the collection which was first debuted at the 2015 Heineken Lagos Fashion & Design Week, is a minimalist dream come true, features easy-breezy crops, flair pants, shift dresses and cold shoulders styling that stands you out in everything gathering.

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Photography: Jerrie Rotimi

Hair: Bernard O

Makeup: Stefania Bassey

Models: Melissa Devidal & Stefania Bassey

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