ulo's vibrant duds will put a smile on your dial
Raised between Lagos and London, Melbourne-dwelling lady Dinzi Amobi holds her heritage mighty close to her heart. That’s why she named her brand ULO, which means ‘home’ in the native language of the Igbo people in Nigeria – the dialect spoken by her late father. Dinzi’s recently added women’s duds to her growing range of goodies made from vibrant African wax prints, and if you quite fancy clothes that put a smile on your dial, you’ll find them over at uloaustralia.com.
These rad threads come straight from the pages of frankie 98. Head here to find your closest stockist, pick up a copy from our online store or subscribe from $59.50.
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