Over the weekend, many Nigerian celebrities attended the premiere of Netflix’s series, Queen Charlotte....CONTINUE READING
It’s a continuation of the Bridgerton story which was set in the Victorian age. Most guests were expected to dress in that period, and Nigerian women delivered excellently. Here’s how they did…..CONTINUE READING
Sharon Ooja
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Sharon put a modern spin on what an outfit from that period would look like. The colour peach was certainly refreshing, but it was truly a beautiful gown, the kind that can be worn at the Oscars. The corset, the floral embroidery at the helm, loved it. 9/10.
Lilian Afegbai
Lilian certainly took regency to another level, she looked like an African Queen in that period. The fabric was on point, the corset, the puffy sleeves. Everything was a 10/10. Her hair styling was certainly beautiful.
Bimbo Ademoye
The colour grading on Bimbo’s outfit was certainly extremely beautiful. It went from different shades of pink to red. She looked really beautiful. 8/10
Mercy Eke
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Mercy Eke looked like a Queen of the Victorian era. The sheer size of her ball gown was something. The red colour, the embroidery, the collar, everything was a 10/10.
Priscilla Ojo
Priscilla also captured the beauty of the Victorian era in royal blue, she mixed her outfit with silk and we have got to say, we have zero complaints. 7/10.
Erica Nlewedim
Erica and her team must have missed the memo. She wore a feathered pink gown. Firstly, she didn’t stick to the theme of the event, the gown looks like a brunch outfit and even if she wanted to do so, she could have done away with the scarf. 2/10 in our books/…..CONTINUE READING
