By BENJAMIN NJOKU

Media girl Toke Makinwa is known for her stunning looks and admirable dress sense that set her apart from other fashion icons.

It was not surprising that Toke, as the host of the Buzz, an exclusive BBNaija ‘No Loose Guard’ talk show on Showmax, mesmerized the viewers of the show with her irresistible looks that have continued to generate reactions on social media.

The media girl served all the drama hot from Biggie’s house throughout the season. The award-winning media personality lit up the show with fashion statements that solidified her place as one of Nigeria’s leading style stars.

Styled by Dahmola in Nigerian brands ranging from Fruche to Lady Biba, Pk Crotchet and DNA by Iconic Invanity, Toke consistently kept fans guessing and eagerly awaiting her next appearance.

A closer look at her fashion moments on BBNaija S9: The Buzz, while it lasted will leave you in awe.

In the debut episode, Toke stepped out in a stunning creation by Julyet Peters – a short, off-white dress adorned with black patches and gleaming gold buttons. The striking contrast was brought together with effortless flair by her go-to stylist, Dahmola. Her opening look was not just a dress, but a statement: Toke had arrived, and was here again to deliver another season of fashion masterclasses.

In her other looks, Toke dialled up the glamour even further. Dressed in a custom Pk Crochet red gown tagged “Candy Cain”, she exuded refined elegance. The gown, featuring long sleeves and intricate patterns, was perfectly paired with bold Loewe shoes, creating a visual harmony that was nothing short of striking. This wasn’t just a look – it was a bold assertion of Toke’s ability to seamlessly blend texture and silhouette, crafting simple yet impactful style moments that keep the audience captivated and eager for more. Her confidence and artistry shone through, establishing her as a true fashion icon.

Dazzling in the Zainab dress from DNA by Iconic Invanity’s latest “Ikoyi” collection, Toke channelled a perfect balance of opulence and contemporary chic. Made from traditional Aso Oke fabric, the ensemble was a striking reminder of Nigeria’s rich fashion heritage, modernised with flair. As always, Toke’s styling was impeccable, allowing her to command attention effortlessly. Moreover, in another outing, Toke transformed into a fringe goddess and her outfit could be described as “very demure, very mindful,” as she dazzled in a black off-shoulder fringe dress with a glossy finish that shimmered like a starry night. True to her style, even Toke’s version of “demure” was nothing short of a hundred-percent slay!