Ugandan model Wafula Denis took center stage at Lagos Fashion Week, one of the top international fashion platforms, showcasing the continent’s finest runway talent. The prestigious event, supported by global brands such as Heineken, Facebook, Nivea, and MTN, brought together elite models from Africa, Europe, and the U.S., along with international music icon Ciara, blending fashion, celebrity, and culture on a global stage.
Fresh off his win as Anglophone Male Model of the Year in Accra this October, Denis’ appearance at Lagos Fashion Week cements his status as one of Africa’s most compelling runway stars.

Walking for Top Fashion Houses
At the event, Denis walked for Cute Saint, a Paris-based, Nigerian-founded fashion house known for its emotional silhouettes, textured tailoring, and poetic design language. Cute Saint has previously showcased at Paris Fashion Week and Milan Fashion Week, and Denis’ casting signals Uganda’s growing footprint in global fashion.
He also graced the runway for JZO, a contemporary label celebrated for luxury African menswear and collaborations with Burna Boy, bridging the worlds of music, fashion, and cultural storytelling. Denis carried each collection with confidence, poise, and purpose, representing both artistry and identity on the international stage.
“Lagos Fashion Week is not just a fashion platform. It’s cultural power,” Denis shared. “Walking here means walking for where we come from, who we are, and who we are becoming.”
From Local Recognition to Global Runways
From Accra to Lagos and with future ambitions in Paris, Milan, and international campaigns, Wafula Denis is steadily elevating Uganda’s influence in global fashion. His approach to modeling goes beyond style—it’s about identity, storytelling, and cultural representation.
“I walk with intention. I walk for African creativity. I walk for Uganda,” Denis said, emphasizing his role as a cultural ambassador on international runways.

Impact Beyond the Runway
Every appearance Denis makes is a statement about Ugandan talent, African creativity, and the power of storytelling in fashion. By merging high-fashion expertise with cultural pride, Denis is reshaping perceptions and placing Uganda firmly on the global fashion map.
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