Latest Fashion Trends in Nigeria
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s the year winds down, it’s only right to reflect on our life and wardrobe choices over the last 12 months. A couple of days ago I did just that, reflected on some of the fashion choices I made in 2016 and came up with a few trends that I definitely wanna rock in 2017. Today I will be sharing these trends with you and because I think you should totally ROCK them too. Why? SS17 shows both international and local have shown that these trends are going be here for a while so what’s your excuse?
The Bomber Jacket
When Bomber Jackets hit the fashion scene earlier on in the year, I thought “Naija is too hot for all these ones” but boy, was I wrong. Bomber jackets come in all sort of fabrics, colours and cuts. The best part is that Nigerian brands like Style Temple and Maju have incorporated this piece into their collections in a way that appeals to the Nigerian weather.
Velvet Visions
Remember that old song? “Akwaoche na him they reign, my sister go buy your own“? Well the singer wasn’t wrong, better go get yours asap as velvet has made another huge comeback and will be here a while. This time the dynamics have changed though. You can rock them stylishly in shoes, slip dresses and underwear, not just as Aso Ebi.
Nothing says sweet and romantic than ruffles. Hello Valentine!
If like I am, you’re weary of wearing frills, start out in small does, like a nice ruffled blouse paired with your favourite pair of jeans.
Mini Me
With Mini mes, you can only take what you need. This trend ties into the minimalist school of thought. Mini bags are all the rave and I love them, however, I still carried last with these trend because my eye was “chooking” and I couldn’t afford the brands I wanted. If the same applies to you, you’re in luck! I stumbled on a few Nigerian brands (Muji Lagos) who make these gorgeous babies for decent prices.
Fashion or No Fashion, please try as much as possible to buy only what you can, do not pressurise anyone because of the things of the world. Think before acting...
LATEST FASHION TRENDS IN NIGERIA
s the year winds down, it’s only right to reflect on our life and wardrobe choices over the last 12 months. A couple of days ago I did just that, reflected on some of the fashion choices I made in 2016 and came up with a few trends that I definitely wanna rock in 2017. Today I will be sharing these trends with you and because I think you should totally ROCK them too. Why? SS17 shows both international and local have shown that these trends are going be here for a while so what’s your excuse?
The Bomber Jacket
When Bomber Jackets hit the fashion scene earlier on in the year, I thought “Naija is too hot for all these ones” but boy, was I wrong. Bomber jackets come in all sort of fabrics, colours and cuts. The best part is that Nigerian brands like Style Temple and Maju have incorporated this piece into their collections in a way that appeals to the Nigerian weather.Velvet Visions
Remember that old song? “Akwaoche na him they reign, my sister go buy your own“? Well the singer wasn’t wrong, better go get yours asap as velvet has made another huge comeback and will be here a while. This time the dynamics have changed though. You can rock them stylishly in shoes, slip dresses and underwear, not just as Aso Ebi.
Rad Ruffles
Nothing says sweet and romantic than ruffles. Hello Valentine!
If like I am, you’re weary of wearing frills, start out in small does, like a nice ruffled blouse paired with your favourite pair of jeans.
Mini Me
With Mini mes, you can only take what you need. This trend ties into the minimalist school of thought. Mini bags are all the rave and I love them, however, I still carried last with these trend because my eye was “chooking” and I couldn’t afford the brands I wanted. If the same applies to you, you’re in luck! I stumbled on a few Nigerian brands (Muji Lagos) who make these gorgeous babies for decent prices.Fashion or No Fashion, please try as much as possible to buy only what you can, do not pressurise anyone because of the things of the world. Think before acting...
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