In the fall of 1998, Tiffany Amber launched its eponymous collection to rave reviews. Perfect for the modern African woman, Tiffany Amber's debut showcased ultra-feminine pieces made from the most luxurious fabrics; which has become a distinctive look that the designer has since become known for. Tiffany Amber creates feminine, timeless pieces - that brings out the princess in every woman. Tiffany
Amber's glamorous creations are characterized by sensual shapes, the richest of fabric and exquisite detail. Tiffany Amber is a timeless and iconic fashion label known to mix eclectic elements in a palette of hues. Her chain of standalone stores across Nigeria showcase clothing that is a vivid representation of the designer's personal style: the fusion of traditional African fashion with a global aesthetic, paying keen attention to silhouette and drape. As a thirteen-year old brand, Tiffany Amber honors tradition while remaining relevant in today's evolving fashion landscape. Tiffany Amber is an international award winning label. In 2009, the brand's founder and head designer, Folake Folarin-Coker was awarded Designer of the Year 2009/2010 at the Africa fashion week (AFI) in Johannesburg with Tiffany Amber named as Fashion Brand of the Year at the Arise Magazine Fashion Week. Following her success in New York, and as the only African-based designer to have shown twice at the New York Fashion Week; the brand has been a magnet for the press with numerous features and interviews globally from CNN, BBC, The New York Post, WWD (Women's Wear Daily), Style.com, Intrend Magazine, Marie Claire, Essence and Arise Magazine. WOMENS WEAR DAILY New York tagged the Spring/Summer collection 2009 at New York Fashion Week as the most successful line, "…displaying the best balance of fashion and tradition with elegantly simple basic shapes rendered in beautiful fabric with intricate beading". Tiffany Amber has shown collections in London, New York, Paris, Vienna, Cape Town, Johannesburg, Angola, Kenya and of course, all over her beloved country, Nigeria.
