From crystal-encrusted corsets to cowboy-chic drama, Nigeria’s style stars turned the week into their personal runway, proving that fashion isn’t just worn; it’s declared.
1. Tamunosoye Karibi-George
2. Ekene Umenwa
She brought disco-ball royalty to the red carpet in a navy corset dress drenched in silver crystals and light-blue floral appliqués. Metallic swirls sculpted her waist, while crystal fringe swayed from the hem like liquid starlight, each step a shimmering declaration of glamour.
3. Iyabo Ojo
Saddle up for high-fashion frontier flair. In a chocolate-brown bodysuit and leggings, she stomped the city streets in dramatic faux-fur thigh-high boots splashed with cow-print patches. A leather cowboy hat, gold chains, and a butterfly hip chain sealed her reign as the week’s most unexpected and unforgettable rebel.
4. Erica Nlewedim
Soft blush pink met hard-edged structure in her strapless mini, where a hooked corset overlay cinched her waist, and cascading ruffles tumbled like waterfall petals. Delicate gold heels and a quilted shoulder bag kept the look airy, but the drama was all in the fringe—long, layered, and utterly mesmerising.
5. Funke Akindele
Ageless and unbothered, she owned the minimalist moment in an oversized caramel-blazer dress, its sharp shoulders slicing through convention. She paired it with sheer polka-dot tights and tan pumps, then let statement gold jewellery do the shouting, proof that power dressing never goes out of style.
