Envogue Magazine by Chinenye Ozota

Hi, there! Welcome to the September Edition of Envogue magazine.This is the very first edition and am glad that a dream has finally come to fruition. It's all about Fashion. more Fashion and some inspiration on ways to avoid clutter and stay organised amidst the hustle and bustle of every day life. This edition is packed and am sure you will love it. We have your current lookbooks to show you what's envogue right now. We also take a look at some of our trend setters, what's Envogue with them. Fashion is art and what other way to express that, than using the Ankara Fabric. We also have style wars, How its done, Hairstles and make-up. This edition is jampacked, sure you will enjoy it. So sit back and relax, and enjoy! Chinny ozota Editor Envogue Magazine You can find us online @ www.envogueng.wordpress.com Follow us on facebook @ facebook.com/envoguemagazine On Twitter @ envoguemag Instagram @ envogue_magazine

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CONTENTS TRENDSETTERS

Pg 3-20

FASHION STORIES

LOOKBOOKS

Pg 21

DECLUTTER YOUR LIFE Pg 24-39

FASHION IS ART

MAKE-UP

Pg 40

Pg 57

STYLE WARS

Pg 42- 56

HAIRSTYLES

HOW ITS DONE HIGH WAISTED

Pg 58

MEN'S FASHION

Pg 59

Pg 67

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They set the trends.. Others follow!They can spot new trends early on and spread these to others. Sure, they have access to top stylists, personal shoppers and high-end designers. That doesn't mean every celebrity or socialite exudes great style, however. A select few are the cream of the crop. we will bring them to you!

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She is a wife, mother, blogger, Brand influencer, personal shopper/stylist and chic. Chica Ama popularly known as Chichi is a mom fashion blogger at chicamastyle.com. Her style is ver feminine, chic and mostly conservative. Chi chi has been able to show lots of creativity in her style which made her move from social media to launch her fashion platform due to the high demand of fashion tips from her followers. to uo your style game, check her out on instagram @chicamastyle. ENVOGUE MAGAZINE

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She is not shy to show her boldness in her styles. statement peices are her thing..

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Seyi Famuyiwa, of InFashionITrust.com knows her onions when it comes to fashion. The fashion blogger is simple and yet complex at the same time. With her cool colour combos and her evident love for blue jeans, you can't help but get some inspiration from her. Sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s steadfast in her resolve to stay up to date with her fashion sense. Love her style!

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Her attension to detail is very evident. continue to see more of her pictures. Also check her out @infashionitrust

My style is Casual

Chic. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve finally come to terms with that haha. I like to be comfortable but I like to look cute.

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1 . What drew you into fashion blogging world? Initially it started off as something to do while I was looking for a job after graduation. I started back in 201 2 and at the time, there were already quite a few bloggers out in the space but I don’t think I was that aware of them. I just enjoyed taking pics and being able to share where I usually went shopping at. But as time went on, I realized that I REALLY enjoyed the concept behind my blogging. Besides sharing outfit pics and details, it provided me the opportunity to inspire someone to be comfortable with what they are wearing, ya know. Being able to insert a little bit of inspirational advice tied in with my outfit details. And to this day I know that’s what sets me apart from the bunch lol 2. What are your top 5 blogging tips? 1 . Be consistent! Sometimes I struggle with this myself. But I am learning that I must be consistent with my posting in order to keep my followers entertained and coming back for more 2. Be personal. It won’t hurt to get a little personal with your followers. I’m not saying share deep dark secrets but sometimes just opening up a little will have your followers feeling like they can relate to you outside of the clothes you wear. 3. Have post scheduledO so let’s say you take a pic one day, you don’t necessarily have to post it that day, you can post the next day or the day after which gives you more wiggle room to take pics in between your posting days. That way, you have content lined up 4. Nicely lit photosO Even if you’re taking them in your room, let some light reflect on you girrrrlll 5. Make sure you update your Instagram! IG has become extremely useful for bloggers these days especially for myself. It’s an opportunity to give a little snippet of your posts and if your followers like what they see, they will go to your blog to get the full details ENVOGUE MAGAZINE

3. How would you describe your style? Casual Chic. I’ve finally come to terms with that haha. I like to be comfortable but I like to look cute. And majority of the time, I’m just out and about, not really going to super fancy fancy dinners or anything like that so, my style reflects just that. Clothes you can wear to school, to work, your day off, girl’s day/night outOwhatever! 4. What advice would you give to someone who wants to start a fashion blog? 1 . Do it because you have a passion for it . Not for the popularity or the followers, or even the money 2. Remain true to yourself! It is so easy, SO EASY, to get caught up in the whole blogging thing that you almost feel that in order to be “great” you have to emulate another person. Realistically, that won’t work. What works for them won’t always works for you. 3. Start now! If you feel that you want to do it, then just do it. I started off with a regular ole digital camera *plays Drake’s “Started from the Bottom” in the background* which eventually broke at some point. So I was taking pics on my iPhoneOnot the best quality haha buuuttt I was like man, not having a camera isn’t going to stop me. 5. Do you have big plans for your fashion blog in the near future? I doooooo! I am thinking of a project to hopefully execute next year once I graduate from business school. Using In Fashion I Trust as a platform to aid young women dealing with self esteem issues. I am a firm believer that when you have faith that things will work out, they always do. It’s exciting and I am excited for what’s to come. 6. What are your favorite things to do outside of blogging? Shop! Haha go figure right. But I also enjoy cooking. I’m no master chef but I do enjoy trying out new recipes. I also enjoy videography/photography. Now that I have a DSLR it’s allowed me to play around with my camera and shoot some videos for friends and take pictures of them. 11

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@nimsdefabulous is a mum with an amazing bod. she is bold and show off her style in a matured and simple way. she loves to look good and it is evident on her instagram page. She is also a trend setter, rocking peices that you don't get to see around. continue to see more of her style.

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Yes there are male fashion bloggers out there for those that think they are none existent. Guys can make do with some style therefore this section is for a guy fashion bloggerwho sets trends for others to follow.

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Steven Onoja was born and raised in Nigeria in 1 989 and now resides where fashion reigns king. At my tender age I discover my love for art, where I immediately started developing my interest toward painting. I worked in a gallery developing my skills then did several competitions In Art. ENVOGUE MAGAZINE

Now living In New York City with the explosion of menswear and Art, what I do is provided the vision from an urban perspective, Effortless Style and look to connect with creative Individuals. Since the inception of Ostentation and Steven Onoja is motivated by everyday life, culture, and fashion and has a great appreciation of all aspects of design. His passion, experiences, ideas, and perspectives are shared through the Ostentation and Style giving hope to uplift and contribute to culture as a whole. I was always encouraged by family and friends to pursue of his career. My goal is to be a positive figure that people can turn to for inspiration while fulfilling my dreams. Everyone has their own unique style and personal touch to share with the world.

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Personal shopping is a luxury service that’s most associated with a very wealthy, elite tier of society. As such, most of us don’t have firsthand experience with the process, unless, of course, you’re one of the men or women who’ve turned their shopping prowess into a lucrative career. Curious about what goes on behind the closed closet doors of this exclusive world, we spoke to a few personal shoppers with years of experience navigating the luxury fashion market and its biggest customers. Let’s just say these are the most important points.. 1 . You have to learn the basics of fashion — you can't just "wing it." I didn't go to style school, but I was a model and learned from my stylists on photo shoots why certain clothes worked and others didn't. I'd ask, "Why this length of pants and not that length of pants?" and my stylist would say, "Well, you don't have a very defined calf muscle, so this one works better." I tell stylists that if at least 85 percent of what they're pulling doesn't look fantastic on the client, they need to work more on perfecting their style, fit, and fashion skills.

2. Besides styling people, you're also running a business. You can be the best

stylist in the world, but if people don't know how to find you, you're not going to be styling anyone. In the beginning, I spent about 25 percent of the time working with clients and the other 75 percent of the time doing other tasks related to my business — working on developing my website, figuring out my accounting, and so on. The business side is not glamorous, and it has nothing to do with fashion, but if you want to make a living doing what you love, you have to think like an entrepreneur and a salesperson. You can get styling jobs at department stores, but most personal shoppers are independent entrepreneurs like me. ENVOGUE MAGAZINE

3. You have to be prepared to take on a client of any age, body type, and lifestyle. We once had a male client with narrow shoulders and wide hips. It was challenging to find clothes for his shape because unfortunately, most retailers just don't cut clothes for that body type. In his case, we chose to do custom-made clothes, but we had to figure out a way to make that affordable. You should be just as good at finding clothes for a 45-yearold heavy-set lawyer who lives in suits as you are at finding clothes for a 25-yearold, statuesque model looking for date outfits.

4. You have to encourage people to be vulnerable with you. Clothing is really

intimate! People bring all kinds of insecurities and hang-ups with them when it comes to their clothes and their image, so you have to be adept at making people feel at ease. Part of it is just having a kind, friendly, and understanding personality; the other part is prepping things ahead of time so the shopping experience goes off without a hitch.

6. You're not just picking out clothes; you're giving someone an experience . I like to treat my clients like VIPs when we're shopping. I'll pull a rolling rack to hang pieces and make sure we have a really nice fitting room. Some stores, like Saks Fifth Avenue, offer complementary champagne, so I'll make sure my clients have that if they want it. Basically, anything to make them feel like a million bucks. 9. You can't expect consistent income . There have been periods of three or four months where I'm not seeing any clients. And then the next month, I'll get slammed with people trying to book sessions. There's no consistent ebb and flow, which makes it really difficult to plan ahead financially or figure out when to go on vacation. To offset unstable revenue, some stylists sell retail on their website, some sell advertising, and during quiet months, you can even reach out to corporations and suggest events, like teaching employees and staff proper presentation skills. ENVOGUE MAGAZINE

5. Shopping for other people isn't as fun as shopping for yourself. People aren't paying you to leisurely stroll through Bloomingdale's like you would with your friends. When I'm shopping for a client, I have to be super efficient. I prep ahead of time so I have a mental blueprint of the stores we're visiting. By the time I walk into a store with my client, I already know where everything is, which salesperson I want to help us out, and what styles I have in mind for the client. If you don't know what you're doing, why are your clients paying you? 7. You need to have excellent relationships with salespeople. I like to scope out my salespeople way ahead of time to find the ones who are going to be most upbeat and helpful. If I'm working with a moody salesperson or a salesperson with attitude, that does not make my client feel good. In certain stores, I go to the same salespeople every time, and those relationships means I can always count on my clients getting the best customer service and attention. I've also built great relationships with makeup artists and hair stylists, because many times clients hire us to do an entire image overhaul.

8. You shouldn't work on commission . Then your client

can trust that you're not just trying to sell them something so you can make a percentage off of it. Instead, you can either charge hourly or a set a package price. I originally did package prices â&#x20AC;&#x201D; for example, a wardrobe consultation plus five hours of personal shopping might go for $800 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; but I found that structure to be extremely inflexible. Some of my clients' closet consultations took six hours; some took one hour. Some clients wanted more time to shop, while others wanted less. So I switched to customized packages where I charge hourly, which allows my clients to do whatever works for them. 22

1 0. Don't be afraid to keep in touch with clients. When I first started out, almost all of

my clients were one-offs, meaning they'd come in for one session or a series of sessions all in one week, but that was it. Then I started personally following up with some my clients, offering them discounts, and maintaining the relationship. I might remind people that it's time for seasonal updates, or that the holidays are approaching and it might be a nice time to get a new outfit. Now, about half of my clients are repeats.

11 . You should learn how and when to say "no" to certain clients. There are two reasons I'll choose not to work with someone: One is personality. I usually chat with people on the phone before I start, and if we don't vibe, I won't take them on as clients. I'm spending hours with each client and if our personalities don't click, that's just going to be miserable for everyone. The other reason is if it seems like the client isn't ready for a real change. In order to work with a personal stylist, you have to be open to a certain amount of the transformation that we're going to bring to your life, and sometimes it's obvious that someone doesn't actually want to change their wardrobe. I reject about 5 percent of wouldbe clients, and although it's hard to turn down money, I would rather do that than risk someone not getting value out of the service and asking for a refund or giving us a bad review down the line.

1 2. It's truly amazing how much an outfit can change someone's life. It can be easy to trivialize a job like this, since it seems like it's just shopping for clothes. It's not. I've witnessed major transformations inside of fitting rooms, where you can just see someone's confident building and their surprise at what they see in the mirror.

Michelle McFarlane is the founder and head stylist at The Shopping Friend and founder of Stylist School Online.

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Luxury Brand Aisha Abu-Bakr's Red ‘Rouge’ Unisex Collection. ENVOGUE MAGAZINE

Nigerian Luxury brand, Aisha Abu-Bakr has unveiled its new unisex collection tagged ‘Rouge’. For this collection, the brand played with pearls, crystal beads and embroideries carefully and generously hand stitched on luxurious fabrics, such as silks, Crepe De Chine, Duchess Satin to create wears for the ‘AALD’ man and woman.

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“This collection was inspired by a striking young lady in red that struck an unforgettable impression on designer and creative director of name sake brand Aisha Abubakar at a cocktail party. Aptly called Rouge, the collection marries the designer’s long time love for red, her memories of sunsets and bun fires experienced on her many trips to Seychelles, the Caribbean, and the inspiring awe that was provoked by the girl in red to create a collection solely anchored on red – her favorite colour. ”

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The men are not left out in this collection. The infusion of Red and black makes it exquisite amd manly at the same time

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This collection is definitely a hit! Giving them 1 00%. Go find them on social media for more 27

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NACK Apparel a Nigerian street wear brand is giving us some street style with their Style Edit For â&#x20AC;&#x153;Nack, Campaign. The Unisex fashion brand NACK apparel says what is behind the collection is " The Nigerian Articulate Culture Kullection (NACK) believes in a new Nigeria because we appreciate and support the concept of a nation and foster togetherness. We believe that a Nigerian should not be judged by his language but by his willingness to identify.The Nigerian Articulate Culture Kullection Following this Lifestyle Campaign, the brand released these urban street style photos

Go find them on social media for more www.nack.n g

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Fast rising fashion label Woman by Aisha unveils the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Bold For Change Collection,â&#x20AC;? aimed at showcasing the beauty and strength of a lady through fashion. The collection is inspired by the boldness and courage of a Woman in all spheres of life. According to WBA, the collection is inspired by the boldness and courage of a woman in all spheres of life.

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The Rebirth Collection by Nigerian Womenswear Brand RABESQUE . The Rebirth follows a themed color pattern â&#x20AC;&#x201C; highlighting the soft peach and bold black with simple but structured fabrics to create a sophisticated collection with an edgy twist and contemporary cuts. The pieces are made with structured fabrics, clean cuts, layered attires and bows to suit any sophisticated woman. With the subtle blend of classy yet unique silhouettes, women are certain to find multiple ways to infuse the Rebirth Collection to their wardrobes.

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The Rebirth collection by Rabesque is a hit.Any woman would love to rock this collection. Find them on social media @rabesque for more. ENVOGUE MAGAZINE

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JZO Tokunbo Rain ’1 7 Collection. Up and coming menswear label JZO whose contemporary pieces have been seen on the likes of celebrities Ik Osakioduwa, D’banj and Uti Nwachukwu, present a new collection Tokunbo for the 201 7 rainy season. Using largely locally source material including aso oke and adire, the brand’s aesthetic is elegantly simple with an clear African influence, with an eye to creating clothing “made for the modern Nigerian man” The new JZO collection named Tokunbo, which translates from the Yoruba language to mean ‘from across the seas’, also draws on Asian military styling apparent in the fastenings, Mao collars and robe like tunics. The palette is mostly muted but for a rich blue that is sure to be a favourite with the bolder man.

Find them on social media for more details

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Take a look at the ‘Yaba Bend Down Select’ Inspired Collection by Nigeria foremost fashion designer Mai Atafo who dominated The South Africa Menswear Week for the Autumn/Winter 201 7 season with jaw dropping “Yaba bend down select” inspired collection. Mai Atafo was one of the talent that showcased at the three-day event in South Africa. The collection was inspired by second hand clothes popularly known as 'okirika'. The collection is in its own class, with the words artistically inscribed on the clothes.

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1 0 Effortless Things that ClutterFree People Do Every Day. Keeping

daily messes to a minimum makes chore day so much easier. Excessive clutter is often a symptom and a cause of stress and can affect every facet of your life, from the time it takes you to do things to your finances and your overall enjoyment of life. Clutter can distract you, weigh you down, and in general it invites chaos into your life. Often times, however, tackling the clutter can seem an insurmountable task if you don’t know where or how to start. By devoting a little of your time to getting rid of the clutter in your life and maintaining things relatively clutter-free , you’ll reap the rewards of pleasing living areas, reduced stress, and a more organized and productive existence. The best way to tackle the decluttering of your home, your work space, and your life is to take things one small step at a time. Combined, small steps will lead to big improvements that will be easier to maintain over the long run...

3. They don’t set things on the table.

Flat surfaces like counters, tables, and dressers are like magnets for clutter. Stop the mess before it begins by finding a permanent home for objects instead of dumping them down without a second thought. Keep your eyes peeled for things like toiletries and kitchen appliances that you or your family forgot to put away, and “dive in as needed to keep them clean. 4. They weed out junk mail . Don’t even let junk mail hit your countertop—throw it straight into the recycling bin. By getting rid of 1 . They make the bed. Your mom had it before it’s open, you’ll save time and might the right idea when she told you to make be less tempted to buy things you don’t need. your bed every morning. As the focal point of These tips will keep your hallway clutter-free . your bedroom, your bed is a big indicator of how the rest of your room looks, Becker says. If it starts getting messy, the whole room could dissolve into disarray. Don't miss these other effortless tips to get organized.

2. They finish one-minute tasks right away. Clutter is often a result of

procrastination— decisions put off or small jobs left unfinished. Anything that can be done in less than a couple minutes should be done immediately. Don’t wait to toss clothes in the hamper, put back the remote, or take the trash out. It’s so much easier to clean tiny bits at a time than to wait until it all builds up. ENVOGUE MAGAZINE

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5. They keep dishes out of the sink. A big stack of dirty dishes is ugly and unappetizing. Put plates and silverware straight in the dishwasher when you’re done eating to keep them from piling up. Better yet, wash them by hand to get them from sink to shelf even sooner. Don't make these sloppy-looking kitchen organizing mistakes . 6. They go out of their way to find garbage . Use every trash day as a reminder to hunt through your house for anything that can be dumped. Take stock of your fridge, go through old files, or finally organize your junk drawer. This is the best way to control clutter in your garage . 7. They recycle magazines and newspapers. No need to hang on to an entire publication just because there was one recipe you’d like to save or one article you want to show your partner. Clip those pages and give them a home (recipes in your recipe box, saved reads on your partner’s bedside table, etc.), then toss the rest so you don’t end up with huge stacks of magazines. 8. They keep clothes off the floor. As soon as you take clothes off, put them where they belong. Dirty items should go in the hamper, and clean clothes belong back on the hanger. It takes hardly any more effort than dropping them on the bed, but your room will look substantially cleaner. ENVOGUE MAGAZINE

9. They make space for coats . “There’s a good reason why coats, boots, and outerwear end up scattered throughout your home. It’s because your coat closet is so full that it’s a hassle to put things away and retrieve them quickly. Clean out your closet so there’s space on the floor for your shoes and open hangers where you can find jackets without pulling everything out. To start the purge, find out how to know what to keep when cleaning out a closet.

1 0. They scan the house every night. Make sure you wake up to a clean home by sweeping the house for clutter before you go to bed. Tell your kids to put their toys away, and place your own bags, keys, and papers where they belong. How to stay clutter-free for good. Chinny Ozota is the editor of Envogue magazine and in this series will help you be your best.

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There is no debate weather fashion is a form of Art, Fashion indeed is a form of art expression. For at least two centuries, fashion and art have maintained a competitive love-hate relationship. Both fashion and art construct imaginary worlds, and use a language of style to invigorate beliefs, perceptions and ideas. Until now the crossovers of fashion and art have received only scattered treatment and suffered from a dearth of theorization. ENVOGUE MAGAZINE

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There is no doubt that fashion is a form of art, Art can be expressed through fashion, alot of designs and patterns in fabrics are artistic. Fashion is a form of art that is worn on the body. The rich artistic expression in fashion is very evident in the famous Ankara Fabric. From Head raps to pants, gowns and skirts, the Ankara fabric has rich patterns and tones that only reminds one of art. In this case fashion merges with art in relaxing and earthy tones. The Ankara Fabric has also found its way into interior decor, as emerging interior designers can play around with different Ankara patterns in chairs, tables and cottons, we've got some of them, Enjoy!

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The Ankara Fabric has also found its way into interior decor, as emerging interior designers can play around with different Ankara patterns in chairs, tables and cottons,the options are limitless. You can change things up by adding some of these peices into your home. we've got some of them, Enjoy!

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Good Hair is good, it can change your whole look in a minuteO here are beautiful hairstyles. Scroll down to view these styles and share with your hairstylist.

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One-Minute Makeovers for Crazy- Busy Mornings. This can take less than a minute, and then you run out the door. 1 . A light foundation 2. Concealer under the eyes. 3. Blush on the cheeks. 4. Eyebrow brush â&#x20AC;&#x201C; You can pencil your eye brows. 5. Lip gloss

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The war has started and its a good one, its a war of who wore it Better. Celebrities and fashionisters do steal each others looks, so let's see who wore it better?

So we found 3 of our favorite celebrities rocking the same outfit. Tiwa Savage, Kerry Washington and Britney Spears in this Stella McCartney dress. We give it to Tiwa as she rocked hers with a coool clutch

INI Edo and Ebube Nwagbo and both rocked the same black figure hugging skirt and waist belts. Both pulled off the look.

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Pastel coloured suits are so I'm fashion right now. Nigerian diva Tiwa Savage rocked hers last year ,Toke rocked hers last week. Both pulled it off but we give it to Tiwa as she looks more put together.

Omotola Jalede Ekeinde and Toke Makinwa in this flowy pant suit. Both pulled off the look!

Toolz o and Stella Damascus in this multicoloured body hugging gown. we give it to stella!

Genevieve Nnaji and Tiwa Savage both rocked this Bridget Awosika shirt in different ways.While Genevieve rocked hers unbuttoned with white pants, Tiwa Savage had hers fully buttoned with a pair of jeans..

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Funke Akindele vs Rita Dominic in Asoebi. we give it to Rita!

Kerry Washingto and Adesuwa Etomi in this flowery gown. Both pulled off the look, but we give it to Adesuwa!

Saran Kaba Jones and American Actress rocks this BCBG plated dress. Both pulled off the look.

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When it comes to the high waisted jeans, it’s a must have in your wardrobe.. why? Because it’s a good option from the normal jeans and you can get to change things up once in a while and wear them. It can help tuck in your tummy and if you ain’t comfortable, you can put on a top and it covers everything and that’s it. The High waisted jeans is best worn with a crop top, or you can tuck in your top – I mean what is the need of wearing a high waisted jeans, when people can’t see it’s a High waisted Jean’ its meant to show off the curves and stuff. It elongates your figure, work your curves in this denim trendy style that was once considered tricky. Here are some ways to own the figure flattering jeans like a starlet. 1 .Make Denim on Denim a Do You can opt for a jumpsuit effect with a denim shirt and High-waist jeans. It’s the same idea as wearing a black top with your black skinnies. You can break up the look with a colorful shoe, say Yellow, pink, the shoe should be simple and at the same time make a statement. 2.Opt for a blouse For a punchy look, you can pair your High-waisted jeans with a vibrant printed blouse. 3.Wear a cropped blazer, you can showcase your teeny waist by pairing the high waist Jeans with a cropped white Blazer or T-shirt. For height you can add a pair of red pumps. 4.Get Ripped Not all high waisted jeans have to look formal. You can rock a ripped pair with a graphic tank top here like Beyonce. You can accessorize it with shades, a colourful clutch and strappy sandals. ENVOGUE MAGAZINE

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The 201 7 fashion will hold in Port Harcourt on the 25th of November. It is organised to show the fine and rich culture of the people through fashion and style.

Nigeria Fashion Expo 201 7 is being organised by ELANEXPO ENVOGUE MAGAZINE