By Remmy Diagbare

GRACE ZAMAYE EGBAGBE, ALLURE STYLE ICON 2009 (FEMALE CATEGORY)

STYLE ICONS’ PROFILE

Ms. Grace Zemaye Egbagbe retired as Director of Marketing, Nigerian Television Authority, Victoria Island, Lagos in 2008, after 35 years meritorious service.

She created a niche for herself at the broadcast service she joined as a pioneer staff of NTA [...]

On March 12th, Nollywood A List actress Stephanie Okereke joined Meryl Streep, Marcia Gay Harden, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Archie Panjabi, Julyana Soelistyo and Lauren Vélez for the Daily Beast’s Women in the World summit that closed on Sunday March 14 in New York.

How many moments are you truly alive and present to fully experience life?
The present moment is the only moment in which power and creativity are available. Peace can be found only in the present moment. In the NOW, there is possibility and energy.

In this edition, I will be telling you what I presume is already known to all of us. Indeed, it has been so from the beginning of time.

ot too long ago, one of my male clients requested for a lady with very big buttocks. He is a manager in one of the banks in Nigeria and in his thirties. He had said he wanted to get married but will not do so until he finds a lady with that kind of physical attribute.

The casual look is the every day look. It is very fun to put together and gives room for a lot of mix and match. With jeans as a solid fashion staple in most wardrobes, it is one of the most ideal item to create the casual look.

Of the casual, corporate and evening wear, the evening wear holds the greatest appeal for most women.

I do not really like shampooing weaves because I am never sure all the shampoo/conditioner has been rinsed out.

Your choice of hair styles may be killing your hair. You need to learn to vary your styles ever so slightly so that you do not fatigue areas of focus.

Gout which is a potentially disabling form of arthritis is sometimes referred to as the “Disease of Kings” because of its age old link to the overindulgence in food and wine that only the rich and powerful could afford.

Unlike casual clothes that are fun and flexible to put together, work clothes are a bit more conservative. The reason is obvious. The work place is certainly no place for frivolities.

Uplifters of traditional African standards of beauty have often cried out against the onslaught of so called contemporary Western standards on our environment.