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Taking place in a big warehouse next to The O2 on Monday night (and an hour and a half behind schedule), a gang of Mowa clones in bleach blonde wigs and ‘EBONY’ t-shirts entered the dark space, lit by rows of spotlights and a raised, red catwalk in the middle. Ogunlesi then entered herself, microphone in hand, for a confident ten track performance as the runway show happened around her. The clothes were classically Mowa, with sports references, bootleg logos and provocative slogans featuring throughout, plus big leather shoulder bags and Union Jack motifs also cropping up, too.

Photography Nelta Kasparian

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