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Lagos All White Party returns, to honour 20 lifestyle impresarios
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Lagos All White Party returns, to honour 20 lifestyle impresarios

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 2 mins read
Lagos All White Party returns, to honour 20 lifestyle impresarios

The Lagos social and lifestyle scene is set for another gathering as the 2026 edition of the Lagos All White Party holds on Sunday, September 20, at the Balmoral Convention Centre, Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos.


The event is expected to bring together personalities from the entertainment, fashion, hospitality, media, beauty, business and nightlife sectors, with 20 lifestyle impresarios scheduled to be recognised for their contributions to Nigeria’s evolving lifestyle and creative landscape.


The honourees, drawn from different areas of the industry, are being celebrated for their work in entrepreneurship, creativity, influence and the development of experiences and platforms that have become part of contemporary Nigerian social culture.
The recognition will form part of an evening that will also feature music, entertainment, social interactions and networking, with the event retaining its signature all-white dress code.
Over the years, the Lagos All White Party has provided a meeting point for people across the city’s social and creative circles, bringing together entertainers, entrepreneurs, fashion personalities, media practitioners and other members of the lifestyle community.
This year’s focus on 20 individuals adds a recognition component to the gathering, drawing attention to personalities whose work has contributed to the wider ecosystem beyond the party circuit.
The event comes as Lagos continues to maintain its position as a major centre for Nigeria’s entertainment, fashion and lifestyle industries, with social gatherings such as this providing platforms for interaction among people working across the different sectors.

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