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The AB Legacy Collection marks a new era for Abryanz

Uganda’s leading fashion house, Abryanz, has unveiled The AB Legacy Collection — a daring statement of evolution, consciousness, and creative identity that blurs the boundaries between fashion, philosophy, and technology.

Rooted in the metaphor of choice from The Matrix — the blue or orange pill — the collection represents a journey of awakening and reinvention, calling on wearers to choose transformation over complacency. Through its striking palette of electric blue and radiant orange, The AB Legacy Collection embodies the digital duality and futuristic energy that define Abryanz’s vision of African luxury.

“The AB Legacy Collection is a mirror of our evolution and an affirmation of courage, individuality and purpose,” said Brian Ahumuza, the brand’s founder and creative visionary. “It’s about legacy in motion — preserving where we come from while imagining what’s next.”

Developed in collaboration with South Africa’s Sir Abner Makgamatha, who serves as the brand’s Creative Director, the collection and its accompanying campaign usher in a new creative frontier for Abryanz. It’s a world where design merges seamlessly with storytelling and cultural symbolism — where luxury is not merely worn, but felt. Together, Ahumuza and Makgamatha have reimagined fashion as a form of emotional and visual architecture.

Cinematically captured through slow-motion visuals and minimalist futuristic sets, the campaign immerses audiences in a world where light, motion, and emotion converge. Each frame serves as a metaphor for Abryanz’s commitment to bridging fashion, technology, and philosophical reflection.

This narrative reached its peak during the Kampala Style Brunch, themed “The Matrix”, where The AB Legacy Collection made its grand runway debut. The event offered a multi-sensory experience of sound, light, and movement — transforming the catwalk into a futuristic stage that celebrated both innovation and identity. The showcase not only affirmed Abryanz’s position as one of Africa’s leading fashion voices but also cemented his evolution from designer to visionary storyteller.

Beyond the runway, The AB Legacy Collection continues to expand through an ongoing digital campaign that invites fans and consumers to step inside the Abryanz universe. Through immersive content, behind-the-scenes storytelling, and visual narratives shared across social platforms, audiences are encouraged to engage with the collection as more than fashion — as a dialogue, a mindset, and a movement.

With The AB Legacy Collection, Abryanz once again redefines what African luxury looks like in the digital age. By merging artistry with innovation, the brand continues to craft a living legacy that is at once timeless and ahead of its time — a testament to Africa’s growing voice in the global conversation on style, consciousness, and cultural evolution.

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