How to wear ankara for 7 days in a row

Hello beautiful people, welcome to my blog.

 Can you wear Ankara or incorporate it into your style for 7 days straight?
I am doing that this week using pieces from SGTC Clothing to celebrate their 2nd year anniversary.


Sunday-Church style

Dress - SGTC Clothing

Monday-Work style

Blazer - SGTC Clothing

Tuesday-Work style

Skirt - SGTC Clothing

Wednesday-Work style

Blouse - SGTC Clothing

Thursday-Work style

Culotte and tie neck top -SGTC Clothing

Friday-Work style (Ankara Friday)

Kabah - SGTC Clothing

Saturday-Casual style 

Skirt and Top - SGTC Clothing

What is with you and SGTC Clothing I imagine you asking?

I am a happy customer and friend of the brand.....I have previously styled their pieces here  and here

SGTC Clothing is a ready to wear brand that stocks affordable Ankara pieces in vibrant prints.They incorporate trends into their pieces beautifully such that it is not over bearing if you know what I mean.....They ship worldwide via DHL so location is not an issue.

Contact them with the following information:
Whatsapp: +2348024687032
Instagram: Click here

If you are in Lagos, you should attend the fashion party...see details below

My favourite is Tuesday, maybe because I have a thing for black but which is yours?
Can you wear ankara to work or do you have a strict dress code that does not give you the liberty?

Lets gist in the comment section.

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XO

Why Maxis are my favourite fit: Turtle neck collar maxi dress

I got this dress from Lomzy....an online ready to wear brand.

My love for maxis knows no bounds like I said in this post where I styled another maxi dress from the same brand, Lomzy.

Maxis are a very forgiving fit and as a foodie I love wearing them as they help hide all evidence of over indulgence....fit is very summer/vacation appropriate.....and year round appropriate for Nigerians.

I styled the dress with my slatted clutch from Asos....will leave link below for you to shop.

Floral prints are classics and this neck style will never go out of style....I can't wait to restyle it.

Lomzy ships worldwide so contact them to order before it sells out....they also stock other amazing outfits in several designs,styles and vibrant prints.

This is the 2nd look I got from the face beat from Kibana's glam see post here for more 

Dress : Click here
Clutch: Click here
Makeup: Click here

Are maxis your thing?

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XO

Why you need Vintage clothes

Dress from Purple Heart Vintage

Hello and welcome to my blog

Blazer from Purple Heart Vintage

Vintage Clothes refers to clothing that are from a previous era or imitates a previous era.

Skirt from Purple Heart Vintage

I got 5 fabulous pieces (2 dresses, 1 blouse, 1 skirt and 1 blazer) from purple heart Vintage which I am showing off in this post.....so why do you need vintage clothes?

Shirt/blouse from Purple Heart Vintage

You will look stylish and original.

Dress from Purple Heart Vintage

You get an outfit without spending a fortune.

My look to Church on a Sunday

 You get quality as clothes in those era were made with better care and attention to details

Saturday Shenanigans

You will be saving the planet one clothe at a time as buying vintage clothes is Eco-friendly

Wedding Inspo

Purple heart Vintage is an online vintage store that stocks beautiful vintage pieces, they ship nationwide.
Please find their contact details below to shop for amazing vintage pieces:

Phone Number: 07062169199
Email Address: chiamanda02@gmail.com
Instagram: @purpleheartvintage Click here

Will you style any of the pieces differently? Let's gist in the comment section.

Thanks for stopping by:
XO

For the Culture: Call me Hembadoon, that Tiv Girl Vibe.

Hello and welcome to my blog.

'U ngu nena' meaning 'how are you?' in Tiv....for this blog post my name is 'Hembadoon' meaning 'the most beautiful' or 'the best' in Tiv.

Tiv is an ethnic nation in west Africa. They are predominantly based in Nigeria and Cameroon.

I made this Danshiki using their traditional fabric known as 'A'nger'....it is traditionally handwoven and usually worn for big occasions or ceremonies.
 

 The Tiv People are strong, hardworking, receptive and hospitable. I know because I have Tiv friends,colleagues and also because I have been working in Benue state, Nigeria where they are predominantly based since 2009.

The women will usually make wrappers (one or two) and head tie with this fabric but I decided to do it my own way by making a danshiki with pockets.

I really enjoyed wearing this outfit....I am already thinking of ways I can restyle it...thinking with mom jeans and mules? what do you think?

I styled it with my shoes from Aldo and purse from Asos....to work on a Friday.

I want to get the Idoma fabric next.....but what to make with it??? thinking......

What do you think of this look? How else do you think I can style this danshiki?

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XO

How to wear One dress for Sixteen days: Case study of a polkadot dress with fringe detail

“You can sign your fashion life away on the polka-dotted line, and you’ll never regret it.” -  the Los Angeles Times

Hello beautiful people, welcome to my blog.
I got this beautiful polka dot dress from unknown, a ready to wear brand and styled it in 16 ways.

*Work/Church/formal and semiformal events
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*Ankara friday
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*Girls night out
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 TGIF

*Saturday
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Weekday Wedding
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Unknown is a ready to wear brand that stocks beautiful outfits in gorgeous and vibrant prints ....they pride themselves in creating luxury for kobos which is true as this multi purpose dress with fringe detail retails for only 8500 naira.
Unknown is proudly Nigerian but ship worldwide so hit them up immediately.

Contact information to shop for this and other fabulous outfits:
Instagram @unknownbrandng click here
Telephone and whatsapp: 09058215550
Email: info@unknown.ng

My favourite is the dress and double breasted blazer, what is yours?
How else will you wear this dress?  which is a no no for you?
I will be happy to read from you.

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