The fifth edition of the annual Style Night took place last weekend at Tribeca in Lagos. Organised by former model and publisher of FM & B ( Fashion, modeling and beauty ) magazine, Linda Ikeji, the crowd drawing event, is aimed at promoting and celebrating up coming designers by creating a platform for them to showcase their creativity.
This year’s event featured four designers, Ambassador, Chinasa, Collins and Moofa.

Following the successful hosting of the maiden edition of the Hunt, last year by Fashion Designer’s Association of Nigeria (FADAN), the body is now set for a second edition scheduled for November 28, at the Civic Centre in Lagos.

As part it’s corporate social responsibility, the publisher of The Street Hawker where (TSH where) magazine, Miss Toyin Oke has directed that about one million copies of the TSH Where magazine, be distributed free of charge across the country as part of celebration of the nation’s independence.

It’s another weekend and another day to let down your hair. Choosing an outfit for that special event can be tasking sometimes. So we made it easy for you by picking Nadia’s style. Her simple yet classy look should do nicely for that special event.

The jeans is one of the most versatile pieces of garment ever invented. Loved by both men and women of all ages, race and culture, it is one of those life savers you have handy in the wardrobe. It can be dressed down or up as the occasion demands.

The Bursting Out and Holding Hope premiere that took place recently at the Silverbird Galleria in Lagos, was turned into a mini fashion show of some sort as Lagosians trooped out in their numbers dressed in their best numbers.

Once in this country the academic gown represented something to be revered. Anybody seen adorning an academic gown in a photograph is assumed to have attended a university and graduated.

Nigerians have been severally rated by women of style as a people with great fashion sense. We love to dress up there is no denying that and this is irrespective of our social status. Both the rich and the poor like to impress.

Although extreme sexuality has been promoted in previous seasons, with short hemlines, plunging necklines and cut out form fitting designs, the season is currently taking attention away from the clothes and focusing instead on the wearer.

To adorn a wedding gown is the dream of many young ladies. While many achieve this and have a blissful wedding day out, others who could not get their men to wed them whine and make it an issue in marriage.

With weather temperature falling due to incessant rain falls, a scarf tied or draped around the neck will provide that necessary warmth.

The woman’s hair has always been described as her crowning glory. Indeed, it is. Over the years, women who have realised this truth, have taken time to pay special attention to the hair, churning out hair styles as the seasons come and go. One of such styles that have stood the test of time is braids.

Height and design continue to remain a factor with the current shoe trend. The higher the better and the ladies seem to love them for the added height and of course the gait it gives when you
walk.

As the nation prepares to mark its 50th Independence anniversary, the nation’s oldest beauty pageant, Miss Nigeria beauty pageant is all set to wear a new face as former MBGN Queen, Nike Oshinowo-Soleye takes charge after a nine year break.