#BBNaija stars Omashola, Sir Dee & More Shine in the new Veens Clothing collection!

ByAbisola Zainab

Nigerian fashion brand Veens Clothing presented their latest fashion collection with the label #1707. The collection contains various kaftans for men and women, which are simple, stylish, rich in color, and very easy to wear.

Speaking about the #1707 collection concept, designer Vincent Osaromeh said he has decided to be bright and daring for a collection inspired by nature, expressing joy, love, and happiness, and adding the great need for optimism for his birthday.

The living pieces in the collection were modeled by Big Brother stars Nelson Allison, Sir Dee, Omashola Oburoh, Jeff Bankz. And Nollywood actors, Frankincense Eche-Ben, Maurice Sam among others.

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