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Lagos Lately: See The Charming Looks Spotted On Nigerian Style Stars

Lagos Lately: See The Charming Looks Spotted On Nigerian Style Stars

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No matter the time of year, Lagos always showcases its vibrant fashion scene. Whether it’s the dry, dusty haze of Harmattan or the cool of the rainy season, fashionistas strut through the streets in bold, eye-catching outfits, exuding confidence with every step. Celebrities only amplify this sartorial spirit, setting the tone for the city’s style culture. Even on off-duty days, there’s no room for a fashion misstep. As the saying goes, “never to be caught unfresh” – an unspoken yet firmly upheld dress code for Lagos style girls.

 

While photo shoots, press rounds, and red carpet events may each take their unique direction, one thing remains consistent: the meticulous thought behind every garment. Fashion enthusiasts in Lagos never miss a chance to fill their timelines with strikingly bold combinations. At times, the colors are so vivid they’re impossible to ignore, even for the most myopic. Other times, it’s the quiet elegance of muted tones, worn with such sophistication, that turns “minimalism” into its own form of bold expression.

Check out how Lagos style girls delivered fashion these past weeks…

#1. Ini Edo

Photo: @medlinboss/Instagram

The abaya has long been a staple for women in the Middle East and North Africa, but it’s quickly becoming a signature look for Lagos style girls as well. When the need for both style and comfort converges, the abaya or boubou responds effortlessly. Actress Ini Edo took it up a notch in a stunning Medlinboss ensemble. Her golden look featured a pleated inner dress, paired with a matching outerwear that boasted free-flowing sleeves and a perfectly snatched silhouette. This type of look commands both respect and admiration, leaving a lasting impression. 

#2. Laura Ikeji

Photo: @lauraikeji/Instagram

It’s been Barbie season for quite some time now, and Laura Ikeji has fully embraced it with a monochrome pink ensemble. The color, almost like a fairy godmother’s pixie dust, has sprinkled its magic over the fashion scene. To promote her beauty line, Laura stunned in a button-down, long-sleeve shirt tucked into sleek pink leather pants, paired with matching pumps and a handbag. Her necklace, draped between her cleavage and cascading down to her hips, added a striking detail. And let’s not forget the bold blonde bangs—another standout feature of this unforgettable look. 

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#3. Idia Aisien

Photo: @idiaaisien/Instagram

Suits have undergone a remarkable transformation over the years. With embellishments, dignified silhouettes, and daring textures, they’ve become an all-season favorite. Yet, the timeless appeal of a simple gray tweed suit remains just as iconic. Media personality Idia Aisien recently posed for the ‘Gram in a chic Lady Biba suit paired with a bold yellow Chanel bag, announcing her exciting plans for the year ahead. The jacket, with its extra fabric, flowed into a side train that cascaded gracefully to the floor. One thing’s certain: a well-tailored suit always elevates a boss babe’s style.

#4. Toke Makinwa

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Photo: @tokemakinwa/Instagram

In Lagos, sultry and flirty are the go-to vibes for a night out, and Toke Makinwa effortlessly embraced this unspoken dress code. She donned a cutout mini dress, featuring an intriguing detail of fabric around the chest, almost like a halter neck, with a train gracefully cascading from the form-fitting skirt. The media personality elevated the outfit with embellished heels and a bold red manicure.

#5. Adeola Adeyemi

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Photo: @hertunba/Instagram

Patchwork designs are everywhere this season—on denim, purses, blazers, and dresses. Adeola Adeyemi embodied this perfectly in a Hertunba blazer dress, featuring intricate aso oke patches and paired with lacy tights. She elevated the look with a bold Valentino belt cinched at the midriff. While the statuesque tailoring of the dress was sharp and commanding, the structured shoulders and oversized sleeves added a laid-back, effortless charm. 

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#6. Tolu Bally

Photo: @tbally/Instagram

Drapes, when paired with neutrals, often give birth to pure femininity. Take, for instance, the metallic draped outfit that cast a radiant glow on designer Tolu Bally’s skin. The shirt, casually unbuttoned, was artfully wrapped into a ruched skirt with a daring side slit. Delicate gold accessories seamlessly blended into the ensemble, elevating the entire look. Even her black structured bag, adorned with gold details, added a gleaming touch. For fashion, every day can feel like leg day—especially when you drape yourself in a metallic neutral outfit and head out for a fun night.

#7. Kim Oprah

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Photo: @kimoprah/Instagram

Paying homage to the fierce mermaid-core trend, Kim Oprah dazzled in a Kilentar dress at the Lagos Canvas show. Adorned with fish scales, fringe, and sequins, the dress also burst with an array of vibrant colors, making it a true showstopper. This season, why not dance into Lagos style in sea-inspired dresses? They’re playful and offer a fresh, trendy twist on feminine flair. After all, that’s how the stars do it.


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