With the God-given talent for design and good education, Eugenia set out to create this brand by first getting in the industry and learning a lot about how it operates. Bucolic presented its first women’s collection in 2011 in Abuja and won second place in a high profile competition organized by Trendy Culture.

The prints that Bucolic uses are mostly from Ghana and most of the prints used are valuable prints like Vlisco Holland Dutch wax, French lace, Swiss lace and others. To keep the authenticity and luxury of the brand, Bucolic produces only 12 pieces for each of its gown designs and only 24 pieces each for all other designs. Eugenia designs many of the prints herself and makes sure each design enforces what the brand represents: elegance, style, and luxury engulfed in the rich African heritage.

Bucolic has been giving back to its community ever since its inception. It participated in Yesliberia (www.yesliberia) which helps raise money for under privileged children.