LPM DERBY SUNDAY 25th @ GET ARENA

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LE PETIT MARCHE – APRIL

PRESS RELEASE

‘A piece of the famous London Portobello Market in Lagos’

It’s almost that time of the month again so we would like to invite potential vendors to come and participate in what is going to be an UTTERLY FAB LPM this month….and of course subsequently.

Lagos’ favourite fashion + lifestyle market is back with a BANG this month, we’ve moved house to the uber-fab GET Arena, Lekki! To celebrate we are giving our shoppers an opportunity to kart and shop!!! We’ll be giving away prizes to the fastest male and female kart-ers!

Fashion. From independent to high street, hottest trends to vintage; men, women and children will be catered for.

Experience. GET ARENA on the 25th of April 2010 from 12 noon till 6pm. – GET offers you all a combo of the BAR n GRILL, The G Lounge, GOONIES kids, surrounded by one of the most sophisticated GO Karting tracks you will find anywhere!!
With an excellent menu, awesome cocktails and great music, who says shopping can’t be social?

Shopping. It’s not just about the clothes. Home essentials, accessories, hair and beauty products are stocked at Nigeria’s number one Fashion and Lifestyle Market.



All vendors are given a display space where they present and sell their collections themselves. Vendors are selected according to the originality and quality of their products.


With our selection of designers, the goal of LPM is to position itself as a respected fashion establishment in Nigeria, not only for end-consumers, but also for fashion merchandisers, editors, trend forecasters etc.


LPM has 100- 250 shoppers on average a month. Since its inception in February 2009, it is estimated that there are at least 80 unique visitors monthly (i.e. first timer LPM visitors/shoppers).


We’ve been featured in a number of publications and online including : THISDAY ARISE Magazine, THISDAY STYLE, Bella Naija, Elan, FashionAfrica.com, LadyBrille and Gidilounge. So follow the yellow brick road to GET Arena and get your SHOP ON !!!

Come and enjoy the last Sunday of the month with Great STALLS…great MUSIC…great PEOPLE…and Great FOOD!!

For more information about Vendors, stalls or general enquiries please email us at lpmnigeria@gmail.com

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