Wizkid, Davido or Asake? Choosing the Right Star for Your Fashion Show

Fashion shows today are no longer defined only by fabrics, cuts, or silhouettes. They are cultural moments�where music, identity, and influence intersect. The presence of a celebrity at a fashion show can shape how a collection is perceived, how widely it travels, and how long it stays in public conversation. As Nigerian fashion continues to gain global attention, the question of who represents a brand has become just as important as what is being worn. Nigerian Celebrity Magazine explores three artists whose influence extends beyond music and into style, culture, and visual storytelling. Wizkid represents understated elegance. His fashion identity is built on restraint�clean tailoring, muted tones, and effortless confidence. Brands that align with Wizkid often signal sophistication, international relevance, and quiet luxury. His presence suggests a fashion show that is controlled, refined, and globally minded. Davido, on the other hand, brings boldness and visibility. His style is expressive and confident, often blending luxury with personality. A fashion show featuring Davido instantly attracts attention, cameras, and conversation. For brands that thrive on energy, media buzz, and strong public presence, his appearance can turn a runway into a spectacle. Then there is Asake, whose fashion influence feels cultural and disruptive. His style leans into Afrocentric expression, street culture, and experimentation. Asake�s presence often blurs the line between fashion and performance, making him a strong choice for brands telling deeper African stories or challenging conventional fashion norms. Each of these artists represents a different fashion language. None is necessarily better than the other�the choice depends on what a brand wants to communicate, the audience it hopes to reach, and the story it wants the runway to tell. Open conversation: If you were curating a fashion show, which of these artists would best represent your brand�s identity�and why? Would you choose elegance, bold visibility, or cultural disruption? Comment respectfully.