Ozinna Anumudu of StyleVitae & Designer, Bubu Ogisi of iamISIGO were in attendance, looking fresh and on-point with their style as always

Everyone was caught mingling off the black carpet, before taking their seats for the show

Drinks were kept flowing, courtesy of sponsors Amarula

…While backstage, MAC Nigeria – the official makeup sponsors for Runway Fiesta – readied models’ faces

See some of the models having fun while they waited to get their face beat by MAC

And here’s some more stunners, post-MAC makeover and ready to hit the runway. #Gorgeous!

Designer Caterina Bortolussi of Kinabuti doing some last minute preparations before her showcase

Muna was spied all glammed up and ready to rock the runway with her performance

A team that prays together, succeeds together: Muna and designer, ?? of Moofa said a quick prayer before heading out for the show

It was clear everyone that was invited knew their way around a wardrobe; the style from guests on the night was incredible

Singer Sexy Steel heading to his seat on the front row, also wearing an enviable ensemble

While the anticipation for the show built, guests busied themselves by taking selfless – of course!

The front row was a mixture of Editors, PRs and celebrity guests

FAB Magazine Publisher, Famulisi Akin Babatunde took his seat on the frow

And fashion’s youngest expert, Prince Estavan and Jay Chikezie of Capo Capa Entertainment were also spied front and centre for the show

PR Guru, Bukky Whyte of Bobby Taylor Company also had her spot on the front row too

The runway glowed green before the show began

Temi Dollface rocked the runway alongside Grey’s attention-seeking designs, which combined a pretty palette with feminine shape for utter gorgeousness

Potently pretty prints enveloped deep V-cut dresses and shouted style from the back of the runway

We at SPICE especially love the way that sheer fabrics and clashing prints combined for a fun take on elegance in Grey’s showcase

Moofa’s Spring/Summer’15 collection kicked off in a palette of head to toe white, before the hue’s counterpart, black began to creep in and compliment it.

A pop of orange came next for a fresh take on next season, brightening up the catwalk and renewing our wardrobe plans.

Here, the designer, Ms Fashola took her bow alongside the amazing Muna, who performed flawlessly to the delight of the guests in attendance

Zamir teamed with Nigeria’s fashion newcomer, Tzar for an unforgettable showcase that left men in the crown wanting to rethink their entire wardrobe too

Designer Ian Audifferen, who has been making waves on the underground with his cool printed tees, made his label’s formal debut at Runway Fiesta, sending models out in white lips and wearing red hot designs

The young designer explained his prints were inspired by his love for art and nature, and that his brand’s aesthetic draws from sportswear

Seaon opened for label Mi-Le, wearing a denim figure-hugging dress and bold blue shoes

This new collection by the brand is titled “Set” and was inspired by mathematics, adding to a cool line up of easy-to-wear pieces with an intriguing impact

Designer Ponmile Olawoye also looked to the ’60s for inspiration, lining her shift dressed and clean silhouettes in rich jewel tones, as well as white and pastel yellow

Oritse Femi was paired with menswear designer Kola Kuddus for an amazing showcase of cool wears

The range saw printed patchwork in blues, greens and purple, set against pure white and bold red pieces

The designer was inspired by urban African city life for his “Afropolitan” collection, which carried an easiness about its lineup

Playful designer, Wana Sambo was paired with Bez for her Runway Fiesta showcase

The collection unfolded to include turquoise and later, black and blush made an epic appearance

Titled “Modern Elegance,” the collection was inspired by the colour circle of pastels, and included a luxe lineup of crop tops, tees and floor-sweeping hems on dresses and jackets. Here, Ms Sambo took her bow alongside Bez, clearly pround of her Resort’15 collection’s catwalk debut

Techno teamed up with Ifeanyi Nwune to reveal the Spring/Summer’15 collection, “Loud Serenity”

Monochrome was the predominate colour scheme for the range of menswear, with accents of red popping up throughout

The designer said he aimed to make clothes that spoke for themselves, which we think he achieved with ease via his minimal, sleek designs

Selebobo played musical accompaniment to Kinabuti’s latest collection

Titled “Khan,” the brand’s new range was inspired by Gengis Khan, and saw strong looks topped with trilbys walk the runway. The lineup of memorable designs played with proportions and included the brand’s signature strong zips and hoods, overall adding to a Kinabuti collection with super strength

Designer Caterina Bortolussi taking to the runway for her well-earned applause

Jo El was on hand to star alongside Kamokini’s debut showcase at Runway Fiesta Season 2

The 12-piece collection from this new Nigerian label was full of colourful and body-flattering swimsuits, and beach cover-ups which we at SPICE feel we need, immediately

The designer Kambili Ofili-Okonkwo explained she is inspired by art, music and culture, and left us inspired to rock her pieces come Spring/Summer’15

Jaywon accompanied young designer Kenneth Ize’s showcase, warming the crowd up for a smooth collection of low-key wears

The designer focused on a calm palette of white, beige, rust and touches of green, lining garments with long sleeves and a loose-fit

According to the designer, Kenneth Izedonmwen, the collection is a celebration of legends like King Sunny Ade and Ebenezer Obe, inspired by the highlife of the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s, when people in African became more Westernized while holding onto their African roots.