Lagos Fashion Week: Vivajets walks runway, showcases new outfit

A business aviation firm, Vivajets, has showcased a new outfit designed for its crew members on the fashion runway.

Displaying the outfit at the Lagos Fashion Week, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Vivajets, Chukwuerika Achum said “With a growing fleet, global routes, and an expanding customer base, we have made a bold statement with our brand by appealing to the young, urbane and stylish. 

“Our Loza X Vivajets collection reflects our connection with Africa and we are proud of this heritage.”

On his part, the Chief Operating Officer of Vivajets, Tejumade Salami noted that “this eclectic fusion of aviation and fashion is the epitome of creativity.

“Currently we do business in several places around the world but we are proud of our heritage as an African company and committed to business connectivity with and within Africa. We are excited about the fashion collaboration and our participation in the Lagos Fashion Week.”

Loza MaleombhoLo, the designer of the new outfit said “When you are thinking about traveling, you think about freedom, self-discovery and self-healing and I designed the Vivajets cabin crew uniforms within that context,” she said.

Maléombho is a high-end African designer brand that combines African aesthetics with contemporary fashion. The brand emphasizes unique design elements and craftsmanship rooted in African culture. 

Vivajets offers a comprehensive range of services including aircraft charter and management, fractional ownership opportunities, and aircraft sales and acquisitions. It is a brand under the Falcon Aerospace Limited group alongside the digital booking platform, Charterxe; and charter per seat platform, FlyPJX.

The firm was a sponsor and a participant at the Lagos Fashion Week 2024, reflecting a fusion of luxury travel and high fashion.

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