Lagos’s style is displayed through these photos, too: the easy confidence with which residents wear bold outfits and hair styles. A male fashion designer wears jeans that are deliberately torn and patched with printed fabrics; another man has low blond curls. Lagosians’ sartorial experimentation and reverence for occasion-attire rival those of any fashion capital; it’s a place where you can never be accused of being overdressed. Tikare photographs a woman taking a rest from selling snacks on the street, clothed in an elegant skirted outfit in a traditional orange and brown print, paired with flip-flops; and another woman who could be on an outdoor break from her shop job, in a pencil skirt and tailored shirt. Tikare continues through Lagos, stopping at the legendary night club the New Afrika Shrine to capture Femi Kuti performing; at the beach to photograph young people at play; and in the streets to take warm, natural portraits of students and older people surrounded by green foliage and color-saturated walls.