7 Trending Styles Of Ankara Jumpsuit

Ankara styles are something we can never get enough of; they are being valued day by day.

One of the latest trends is the Ankara jumpsuit.

Ankara jumpsuit can seem a little intimidating at times, but once you get into one, you will see how fab this style will look on you.

The jumpsuit is also a style to turn heads at an event especially when ladies are going for modern chic look.

It can be worn to any form of occasion such as weddings, birthdays, burial etc.

These are how Fashionistas are Slaying The Ankara Jumpsuit Style.

Ways to Rock an Ankara Skirt

Ankara Skirts Can go along with Random Tee Shirts, Jean etc as long as its not Colour Blocking (lol)
There are gazillion ways to wear your Ankara maxi skirts any time of the year. Depending on the occasion or your mood, you can never go wrong with an Ankara maxi skirt, if worn the right way

How to Rock a Peplum Jacket

The Oxford dictionary definition of a peplum is ‘A short gathered or pleated strip of fabric attached at the waist of a woman’s jacket, dress, or blouse to create a hanging frill or flounce’.

It originates from the Greek word for tunic which is Peplos. The particular reference for the modern day take on the peplum though refers to an ‘overskirt’ that was worn over jackets.

Whatever the case, this modern addition to tops, dresses, skirts and jackets is flattering to all shapes and sizes.

The beauty and perhaps success of the peplum tops and dresses and so on is that the peplum shape accentuates the waist and gives the figure a more curvaceous, feminine look.

The Dashiki Outfit Every Guy is Rocking

Dashiki, also known as “Danchiki” by the Hausas, pronounced dan-she-key is a loose-fitting shirt or tailored shirt, (often V-shaped) often with elaborate or simple embroidery patterns around the neck, chest, and sleeve lines. The shapes of the neckline may also vary. Some Dashikis come with closed necklines, some V-neck lines, square-neck lines, and many other shapes and forms. Dashikis are widely worn in West Africa. However, over the years it has gained popularity in other parts of Africa.

Dashikis come in different patterns and designs. However, the basic look is preserved. Dashikis may include a few traditional buttons, a clip button, Velcro, or a hook and eye closure to secure the neckline.

Ankara Crop Top Styles You Should Try Now

When it comes to Ankara Fabric, there's certainly no limit to what designers cannot do with it and beauty of the fabric seems to suit any style of fashion.
We shared different styles of Ankara Fabrics and Styles, and now crop tops. Though crop top is often a fashion trend that is feared by many (not for everyone) but with Ankara fabric, it would be easier to embrace this tricky style statement. 

 

Agbada for the Modern Men

Growing up, the traditional attire known as agbada was mostly worn by "big men". At occassions in those days, you see men arriving the venue, flinging the garment over their shoulders and walking majestically. It was almost always certain that these men would be "spraying" a lot of naira notes in that occasion. Yes, that was the impression that an agbada wearing man gave off.
Agbada was very rarely worn by young men in the past. I seriously doubt any young man, ten years ago, would have willingly worn agbada just for the sake of being stylish....correct me if i'm wrong.

Fast forward to the present, agbada is no longer just for the big daddies, we now see young men (and even women) rocking the agbada in a modernized fashion; where the old school agbada is worn over long sleeved buba (tunic), these days, they are worn over short sleeved buba. Where the old school agbada is long, extremely broad and wing-like, these days they come in shorter lengths and widths and are definitely not as heavy as the old school type.

Check Out Top Trending Aso Ebi Styles And Colours

Nigerian Weddings are nothing if not a remarkable showcase for gorgeous Aso-Ebi styles.

The fashion trend that will  never leave the Nigerian Fashion world is the Aso Ebi fashion, and one of the places you can find stylish and fashionable ladies, slaying the Aso Ebi trend will be at Nigerian Owambe parties.

A sense of fashion is an integral part of class, and if you study the way people dress, you will find the clear difference between fashion and style.