T
he uniqueness of Nigeria comes in different forms. It may be etched in mouthwatering cuisine, infectious Afrobeats music, buzzing open markets, tenacious people, or a vibrant fashion scene that captures all-around attention. In recent years, Nigerian fashion designers have upped the ante on textile quality and creative designs, resulting in a full-on fashion show in these Naija streets. Let’s explore the best-dressed Nigerian celebs and fashionistas who graced the scene with interesting ensembles that celebrate the essence of Nigerian style and creativity.
Check out the chic looks spotted on Naija celebs and fashionistas…
#1. Rosette pearls
Nigerian fashion designer, Veekee James merged pearls and rosette details in a way that’s sleeker-than-average. She graced our TLs in a black evening dress adorned with pearl straps and delicate rosette details on the bust. The gown was a timeless piece that could easily transcend between eras. While she’s a talented designer in her own right, this stunning number is a product of Erikan — another prominent Nigerian fashion brand.
#2. Metallic magic
Mimi Linda Yina, a celebrated Nigerian designer, made quite an entrance this week in silver metallic pants paired with a gray newspaper-print crop top and an orange blazer from her brand, Medlin Couture. The silver mini bag and kitten heels kept things upbeat and voguish. The metallics trend, when done right, can reflect boldness and individuality in anyone.
#3. Fringe REDy
Media girl, Dorcas Ariyiike Owolagba turned heads in a red figure-accentuating long-sleeve dress with long fringe trims. She styled it with PVC heels and a chic Bob hairstyle, evoking a strong yet elegant aura. This outfit is perfect for high-profile formal events as it’ll ensure you get noticed for all the right reasons.
#4. The x factor
BBNaija’s Venita Akpofure shone in a black two-piece outfit by MSO Lagos (an ethical fashion brand). Her outfit featured a top with distinctive X-shaped draping on each shoulder and wide-leg pants, paired with eye-catching green heels. The outfit not only showcased her impeccable style but also celebrated the rise of ethical fashion in Lagos.
#5. Suede monochrome
Kayla Oniwo’s outfit by Emmy Kasbit is the epitome of the enduring allure of suede, a fabric that has consistently stood the test of time in the fashion world. What truly sets this ensemble apart is the clever pairing of the suede blouse with the printed midi-slitted skirt that added a touch of modernity to the look. For a pop of color, she completed the look with red pumps that further elevated the ensemble.
#6. Brown highlights
Lilian Afegbai’s dazzling dress by Julyet Peters at the Edo State Film Festival was a celebration of Nigeria’s rich heritage and its ability to seamlessly blend traditional and modern elements in fashion. Her choice of a brown vest dress adorned with exquisite gold trims is a nod to the country’s ever-evolving fashion landscape.
#7. Mini prints
Jemimah Osunde’s strapless white and olive green dress was not just a fashion choice; it was a work of art that perfectly complemented her petite frame, highlighting her grace and style. The strapless design, a classic silhouette, drew attention to her delicate shoulders, creating an effortlessly sensual look. She completed the look with PVC pumps and a ball clutch that emphasized her elegance.
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