
The Ember Dress
Heart-bodice minidress
Twelve pieces cut for the evenings you remember. Structured silhouettes, romantic detail, and a shape that holds all evening. Made in Lagos.

Bold and feminine. A structured silhouette carrying romantic detail — ruffled heart bodice, knife pleats, a concealed spine zip.




“Cut close through the body, then released into pleats that move when you do.”
Every Ember piece is built on a canvassed foundation, so the shape holds through the night rather than relying on the wearer to hold it. Accessories stay quiet: nude tones and gold, so the red stays the loudest thing in the room.
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Heart-bodice minidress

Contrast-shoulder minidress

Croc-embossed leather bag

Patent leather pump

Necklace and drop earrings

Gold-plated pearl earrings

Wrapped by hand, tissue-folded, sealed with the tulip. The hang tag carries the piece’s care notes and the name of the tailor who finished it — because a dress that took eleven hours should not arrive in a mailer.



A Lagos atelier dressing women who are done with clothes that only photograph well.
“Named for a tulip that opens late and holds longer than the rest.”
ODIYA began with six machines and a rule that has not moved since: nothing leaves the studio that we would not wear to our own table. Pieces are cut in-house in Victoria Island, graded across five sizes, and released in short chapters rather than seasons — so the pieces stay rare and the makers stay paid.

An hour with a stylist and a tailor, the full chapter on the rail, and alterations included on anything you take home. In Lagos in person; everywhere else by video, with a measuring kit posted ahead.
One letter per chapter. Early access for two days before public release.