The Adire comeback … from quiet luxury to bold streetwear
Adire, once primarily associated with traditional Yoruba fashion, this ancient indigo-dyed fabric has reclaimed centre stage
Women need to increase in professionalism— Ini Onuk
If you as a woman were asked to count the stars on your crown that tell the story of each woman you have helped to come up the ladder, how many stars would you have on your crown?. . . This powerful question was posed to me by Ini Onuk, Executive Secretary of WIMBIZ (Women in Management and Business), during the recent interview she granted me.
Tomato red: Four ways to work the look
By Yemisi SULEIMAN Powerful reds have made a huge impact this year. You’ll find them in ruffled blouses, sumptuous glittery mini dresses, evening dresses and suits all in a bright and unforgiving red. This colour of passion, aggression and power is unforgettable and loved by all men. Good news is that red is one of […]
Vilsco unveils
Prints and patterns make fashion fun. But, wearing busy fabrics and having it look good takes having an eye. These clothes can make true fashion statements and are great conversation starters if worn in the right way. Learn how to wear prints and Ankara patterns, which Nigerian designers now design with such avid creativity, that you wonder if the fabric is a new invention. Vlisco’s new collection has taken the Ankara a notch higher with the introduction of Ankara- lace combo and the leather with a dash of Ankara. . Divine collection appropriately called ” the gallery of poems collection.”
Designers show creativity as Style Night holds
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.
Many women would rather die than have their breasts removed— Orode Uduaghan
Two years ago, daughter of Delta State Governor, Orode Jade Uduaghan, took upon herself the burden of creating awareness against the dreaded breast cancer. From a humble beginning in the Delta State capital, her foundation, the Pink Pearl Foundation, has taken the campaign against breast cancer outside the shores of Delta State, to Lagos metropolis and to groups who call upon her foundation.
