When African celebrities and top style influencers step out, they do so in unique ensembles that scream elegance, creativity and their readiness to slay. This is why we can’t help but celebrate African women weekly, showcasing their best fashion takes and style delivery for your inspiration.
Per the usual, African celebs and top influencers brought on their slay game and lit social media on fire with their style. As always, we focus the women who serve the SR-factor when it comes to their style. From formal to sexy to casual, a rave-worthy look is one that is refreshingly unique and oozes confidence thanks to the poise of the wearer.
Last week, African female celebrities and top influencers served an array of red carpet-worthy looks with some like Ghana’s Zynnell Zuh putting the E in extra with their one-of-a-kind outfits. Attending the Africa International Film Festival, Nollywood actress Ini Edo stepped out in an off-shoulder statement sleeves dress that any bride would love to cop as her reception dress.
Ghanaian actress Haillie Sumney redefined what it means to slay in animal print as she showed up in a Zebra print inspired jumpsuit for the 2019 MTN 4SYTE Music Video Awards. Still in the spirit of animal inspired looks, South African media personality Lerato Kganyago turned up for the SA Style Awards in a feathery number by Gert-Johan Coetzee that literally set the Gram on fire. Okay, not literally, but you get the point.
Check out how African celebs and influencers elevated their style last week…
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