Lazuli presents Endlesz Designs
Tuesday Style Fashion (TSF) continues looking at the dynamic collections from Lazuli, the NCB-powered event hosted at Mezza Luna on Saturday, July 4.
Next to hit the runway? Endlesz Dezigns by Janseen Graham. Built on a foundation of effortless versatility, the collection fuses classic black-and-white koshibo prints and modern tailoring with rugged utility wear, denim, and vibrant African-inspired motifs.
Speaking on the collection’s emphasis on bold silhouettes, Graham told TSF: “Every piece reflects the brand’s philosophy of ‘Design Without Limits’, where craftsmanship, movement, and individuality take centre stage.”
TSF spotlights its stand outs from the collection.
Photos: Kinematix Studios
(Photo: Kinematix Studios)
Tarique Barrett was sharp in the Endlesz Utility Pant Suit. A modern take on the two-piece utility set, the ensemble features relaxed-fit cargo trousers with functional pocket detailing, perfectly paired with a short-sleeve button-up shirt and premium pearl snap buttons. (Photo: Kinematix Studios)
Leonie Thompson highlighted the clean lines in the Endlesz Women’s Tailored Denim Jumpsuit with peplum style detail at the back and pleated puff sleeves that offer a confident and contemporary interpretation of one-piece dressing. (Photo: Kinematix Studios)
From Janseen Graham’s Gemini Collection, Chri-Shann Grant modelled the Amelia jumper with detachable sleeves, reimagined in Koshibo print. (Photo: Kinematix Studios)
Brithney Clarke commanded the catwalk in a bias-cut multi-print dress designed to naturally skim the body, creating an elegant silhouette. (Photo: Kinematix Studios)
Rowan Edwards showcased the the men’s afrocentric accented co-ord tailored African print trousers paired with a crisp black button up linen shirt accented with matching African print details, while Jade Hanson modelled the alterback wrap jumper in a bold black and white African-inspired geometric print. (Photo: Kinematix Studios)
Designer Janseen Graham led the curtain call alongside Belinda Williams (centre) and Cecile Levee. (Photo: Kinematix Studios)
