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Secret is out, I styled Florence Otedola aka DJ Cuppy for the cover of Marie Claire Nigeria.
(She also wore a custom Chinazam earring)
Click here to read the full piece and the other looks: marieclaire.ng/florence-cupp…
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120 cowries, 14 days. The first newspaper in Nigeria.
Godwin Rotimi takes us back to 1850s Abeokuta, exploring the Church’s influence on print media through the lens of his father’s craft.
By Deborah Ajilore (@deb_ajilore) ✒️
🔗almanakmedia.com/journal/14-…
My feet’s soles are red because wearing a boots with red insoles for 20+ hours in a heatwave has caused the colour to stick to my skin.
A naturally occurring Christian Louboutin
I believe them because they chose to cover GQ South Africa.
You don’t really do PR in a country if you’re not planning to connect with the market.
🐹 We originally planned on going to Africa too
🐨 We did, we wanted to go to Africa and honestly there were so many places we wanted to go to.
🐨 We originally planned on going to all the places and continents, but the circumstances didn't allow us to, so..
They were trying to go to Africa for this tour but some things aren't working out :( I hope it works out soon tho 💜💜💜
I understand the discomfort with Halloween comes from its pagan origins.
But so do birthdays. For all JW’s flaws, they reject all pagan celebrations - birthdays and Christmas.
It’s a pharaoh tradition we normalized. Christmas was adapted for religion but birthdays was vibes
We see this in fashion a lot. Everyone has been a citizen of the world for centuries. We normalize Eastern, Greek, and Egyptian traditions in our culture.
It makes fashion experimental, eclectic, and intellectual but when it comes to an African, you can only be “traditional”.
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It gives me the ick when people use this word loosely. It is an actual mental disorder and a serious struggle. It is not a substitute for “sexually expressive” or “likes sex too much.” And it’s not lost on me the sexist undertone attached to it because it is almost always used for women. No, that female pop icon isn’t hypersexual because she features sexual themes in her music/video. And rapping about sex doesn’t make anyone hypersexual. You’re not 12. Grow tf up.
So I want to make a TikTok of the process of being a muse to a world-renowned brand, but I don’t know what the TikTok copy should be…
Don’t say GRWM to the IAMISIGO fittings and show
Earlier this year, IAMISIGO was an LVMH Prize semi-finalist, and the only Nigerian in the lineup.
Today, the brand unveils its ss27 collection with uses Wizard of the Crow by Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o as a reference.
Stay tuned for more:
Deux moi not being able to tell gossip and celebrity journalism apart is kinda telling.
Vanity Fair and THR will not publish a story based on hearsay, there’s always visual evidence and a mountain of verifiable sources.
