When Osas is not keeping us entertained on our screens, she’s making an impression with her fashion choices. Her style is artistic and regal. A star that knows how to keep us anticipating her next outfit.

Image: Osas Ighodaro: Instagram

She recently shared photos on her Instagram in a deep blue sculpted midnight gown.  The upper part of the gown is a well-structured corset-style bodice with a sweetheart neckline. The chest and midriff have ornate detailing that creates an architectural pattern. The bottom of the gown consists of multiple horizontal tiers of ruffled velvet fabric which add volume and texture to the lower half of the dress. She pairs this look with strappy gold heels, matching earrings and a silver chunky bangle. Her hair? A long, slightly wavy two-toned frontal which blended cleanly with her skin.

The idea of “Sculpted” is what sets the dress apart and makes it work because it is not just worn, but formed around her body, almost like a piece of living art. The colour is another area of focus; midnight deep blue. It’s warm, bold and conveys this deep sophistication similar to black’s depth. The artistic and delicate detailing of the dress makes it a standout piece.

Image: Osas Ighodaro: Instagram

As an actress who has been in the spotlight and consecutively won “Best Actress” awards, this dress mirrors her persona: self-assured, powerful, and intentional. She projects these attributes through her carriage and poses and how she embodied the dress with ease. Her look quietly asserts “I’m a star, and I’m in control.”

Ankara prints always reinforces Africa’s identity and history. It brings back memories of home, festivities, and togetherness. So, when KieKie posted these pictures in Accostcollection dress, it served as a tribute to the beauty of African culture. The Ankara print dress had geometric patterns in pink, yellow, green, and black, flowing down into long stripe to the hem of the outfit.

Kiekie: Instagram

The dress had a V-neck design to maintain the shape, but then it formed a flare that puffed around her hips. It gave the gown a complete shape. A black decorative bead detail was placed on the sides, enhancing the texture.

For an outfit with colours and patterns, KieKie chose simplicity in each of her accessories. Her sunglasses, white purse with golden chain and her wristwatch complemented the dress.

Kiekie: Instagram

She paired the gown with pink heels. Her wavy hair softened the busy prints. This shows us you can take a traditional fabric and add a modern touch to it. The print, shape, choices of accessories, is nothing new, but Kiekie transformed how we saw it.

Read also: Dj Cuppy attends the Global Gift Gala in London Wearing a Hertunba Gown

Dj Cuppy stepped onto the red carpet at the Global Gift Gala in London with a composure that suited the evening’s ethos of generosity and global impact. Held at the Kimpton Fitzroy Hotel, the gala brings together artists, leaders and humanitarians under the Global Gift Foundation, an organisation dedicated to supporting women, children and underserved communities worldwide. The annual event blends a reception, red-carpet moment, dinner. and live auction, shaping a night anchored in charity and artistic collaboration.

DJ Cuppy: Gettyimages

At this year’s London edition, the foundation established by Maria Bravo continued its commitment to programmes that uplift communities, partnering over the years with initiatives such as the Eva Longoria Foundation and other humanitarian projects. The gala’s mix of cultural presence and philanthropic purpose has made it an anticipated meeting point for personalities who go with its mission.

For the evening, Cuppy chose a gown by Hertunba, the Nigerian label founded by Florentina Agu, whose work is recognised for its strong lines and unique fabrics. The brand often draws on materials like aso-oke and akwete, merging traditional craftsmanship with contemporary structure.

Dj Cuppy: Gettyimages

Her gown showed the brand’s signature direction: a carefully shaped fitted top with inner form, a textured surface that revealed its woven layers. The creamy tone of the fabric offered a clean, modern finish while allowing the craft to remain the main point. With minimal accessories, the dress carried it’s own beauty without extra details.

Cuppy’s decision to wear Hertunba showed a wider statement one that acknowledges heritage, conscious design and the designers redefining African fashion through innovation and craft. On a night dedicated to giving, her choice aligned beautifully with the values of purpose and community that the gala represents. It also carefully showed the continued rise of Nigerian brands on global cultural stages, an evolution driven by labels that centre artistry, storytelling and responsible production.