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6 Iconic Looks From Chioma Ikokwu  

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We love to be honest, and Chioma Ikokwu has stolen our hearts. It’s not just about the looks—she serves moments. The kind that makes you pause, zoom in, and save for later. Whether she’s stepping out for a wedding or showing up at a star-studded event, one thing is constant: She shows up and shows out—in style. 

 

Here are six times Chioma wore outfits so good, we’re still not over them:

 

Golden Glow in a Traditional Masterpiece

 

Chioma Ikokwu wearing a series of elegant, high-fashion outfits

Chioma Ikokwu in cultural attire

This gold ensemble? Yeah, it lives in our heads rent-free. Chioma wore this rich, golden-toned outfit in Juma Jux’s God’s Design video, and it was nothing short of breathtaking. The structured top flared slightly like golden petals, hugging her waist before flowing into a sleek, layered bottom. The fabric had a soft shine that made her glow, and the coral beads, bold red purse, and gele completed the look like a crown. It was the kind of outfit that made culture look like high fashion, and she pulled it off effortlessly.

 

Velvet, Drama, and Shoulder Florals

 

Chioma Ikokwu wearing a series of elegant, high-fashion outfits

Chioma at 17th Headies Awards

For the 17th Headies in April 2025, Chioma wore a deep brown velvet gown that screamed rich-aunty glam. But what really captured our attention were the shoulders. Giant 3D floral appliqués bloomed on both shoulders like wearable art. The velvet was plush, the neckline dipped just right, and the entire look gave drama without doing too much. She looked like she stepped off the red carpet and right into the pages of a style history book.

 

Navy Blue and Beautifully Modest

 

Chioma Ikokwu wearing a series of elegant, high-fashion outfits

Chioma in navy blue elegance

Now this one was classy with a capital C. Chioma attended Dr. Pascal Gabriel Dozie’s memorial, dressed in a navy blue lace gown, and proved modesty can be just as luxurious. The top had an elegant peplum that cinched her waist beautifully, and the sequin details caught the light with every step. The skirt was tailored to flatter without clinging, and the overall look was simple, clean, and powerful. Sometimes, less really is more, and she knew exactly how to make it work.

 

Pearls, Crystals, and That Headpiece

 

Chioma Ikokwu wearing a series of elegant, high-fashion outfits

Chioma at JP2025

Chioma wore this to Priscilla Ojo’s white wedding, but truthfully, she could’ve been the main character. The champagne-colored gown hugged her like a glove, adorned head-to-toe in crystals and pearls that caught the light with every turn. It had a corset-style bodice, semi-sheer panels that gave a little peek of skin, and a long train that floated behind her. But the headpiece stole the show, a metallic, sculpted piece that swirled like wearable art. It wasn’t just fashion, it was an experience.

 

Olive Green with a Mermaid Twist

 

Chioma Ikokwu wearing a series of elegant, high-fashion outfits

Chioma in Olive green beauty

This olive green mermaid gown? Pure elegance. The dress was fully sequined and strapless, with a fitted bodice adorned with colorful floral appliqués for a playful pop of color. The skirt flared just below the knees, classic mermaid style, but then came the twist, huge flowing satin sleeves that draped dramatically from her arms. It was giving drama, it was giving glam, and it was stunning. Chioma wore it for Obi Cubana’s 50th birthday in April 2025, and she ate, and left no crumbs.

 

Velvet Garden Fantasy

 

Chioma Ikokwu wearing a series of elegant, high-fashion outfits

Chioma in green velvet

At a family wedding in the U.S., celebrating Enyi and Brittany, Chioma wore a gown that felt plucked from a fairytale—elegant, dreamy, and impossibly chic. The olive green velvet that hugged her figure in all the right places, with a one-shoulder neckline that felt soft and bold at the same time. But the true magic was in the details, sculpted vines and magnolia blossoms trailed down the skirt, turning her into a walking garden goddess. Paired with a long flowing overskirt and perfectly styled waves, and she was simply unforgettable.

 

Chioma Ikokwu doesn’t just dress well, she dresses intentionally. Every look has a story, a mood, and a little bit of magic. Whether she’s in full glam or keeping it simple, one thing is clear: when she steps out, fashion takes notes.

 

Read Also: Chioma Good Hair Slays in Black and Gold Elegance

 

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Best Appearances from AFRIFF Global Awards 2025

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AFRIFF 2025 opened with a red carpet that set the tone. The evening showcased some of the most daring styles of the festival. Celebrities turned up in a range of sculptural metallics, modern prints, and agbada adding energy to the night. Here are a few of the evening’s defining looks from AFRIFF Global Awards 2025.

Uche Jombo

Uche Jombo: Instagram

Uche Jombo wore a one-shoulder corset crafted from silver tiles. She paired it with a black skirt that flowed to the floor. Her bold gloves and short hairstyle complemented the outfit.

Joana

Joana: Instagram

Joana’s had gold sequins which featured a diamond grid pattern. The highlight was the large bronze cape resting on one shoulder. It’s impossible to miss.

Osas Ighodaro

Osas Ighodaro: Instagram

Osas Ighodaro stepped out in a maxi dress that had a keyhole at the neckline. The dress was embellished with multicolored geometric pattern. She completed the look with simple accessories and her neatly pulled-back hair.

Omowunmi Dada

Omowunmi Dada: Instagram

Omowunmi chose a silver metallic dress. The bodice featured sculptural circular shapes, while the skirt showed strips of metal. Her red headpiece added contrast to the look.

Sabrina

Sabrina: Instagram

Sabrina opted for a high-neck gown adorned with asymmetric ruffles at the front and it flowed, into a voluminous hem that had ruffles at the edge. She complemented it with a glittery purse, blue heels, and an African inspired-hairstyle.

William Uchemba

William Uchemba: Instagram

William looked sharp in rich red velvet Agbada paired with a matching cap. It was adorned with intricate details, which created strong contrast.

Jessica Oyewole

Jessica Oyewole: Instagram

Jessica Oyewole stepped out in a black dress with deep V-neck and translucent sleeves, designed with a shimmering abstract motif. Her partner wore a black agbada with delicate embroidery.

Prince Nelson

Prince Nelson: Instagram

Prince Nelson looked classic in a black double-breasted suit that had white lapels. He completed the look with dark sunglasses and black leather shoes.

These daring looks affirmed that fashion played a central at the festival.

Read also: Idia Aisien in LFJ Dress inspired by Classic Hollywood

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Idia Aisien In LFJ Dress Inspired by Classic Hollywood

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Idia Aisen gave us a taste of classic Hollywood style and we are here for it. She recently wore a yellow feathered mini dress from LFJ that looked elegant. The dress had a fitted shape at the top before leading into layers of feathers, which created movement and texture.

Idia Aisien: Instagram

The colour choice alone makes a statement. Yellow is not the colour you wear when you want to blend in, and Idia clearly was not trying to. The dress contrasted perfectly against the red and gray tones of the background. The feathers carried the visual drama, making it resemble the theatrical quality of the 1960s cabaret performers.

Idia Aisien: Instagram

The standout element was, her black gloves, the tights, the simple heels create balance. Her accessories didn’t try to fight for attention, they complemented the dress. The look was perfected by how she paired it with a yellow headband on her blonde hairstyle. That alone complemented the look, giving the retro feel.

Idia Aisien: Instagram

The same goes for her gold sequined clutch. It blends with the yellow without overwhelming the look. She kept her jewelry minimal with just earrings, which was the right fit considering how detailed the outfit already was.

A dress like this demands confidence. Idia delivered the concept with clear intention. She knows just how to work daring pieces, making each one seem made for her.

Read also: Celebrities who attended Lagos Fashion Week 2025

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Osas Ighodaro Marks Her Dual Role at the “3 Cold Dishes” Lagos Premiere

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At the “3 Cold Dishes” Lagos premiere, Osas Ighodaro arrived in a custom gold gown by Weiz Dhurm Franklyn, one of Nigeria’s most inventive contemporary designers. The fitted piece was crafted from metallic fabric that reflected the lights delicately, showing its clean structure.

Osas Ighodaro: Instagram

It had a broad neckline, a defined waist, and a ruched skirt that shaped her body neatly. She completed the look with minimal gold heels, a side-swept hairstyle detailed cornrows, and soft, warm-toned makeup by Adella Artistry that kept her features in focus.

The premiere drew notable figures from across Nollywood, marking the official debut of “3 Cold Dishes”, directed by Asurf Oluseyi and written by Tomi Adesina. The film brings together talent from Nigeria, Côte d’Ivoire, and Benin, with Burna Boy serving as executive producer. Osas not only plays the lead role of Esosa but also serves as co-producer, highlighting her growing influence behind the camera.

Osas Ighodaro: Instagram

The story follows three women Esosa, Fatouma, and Giselle who were victims of trafficking and reunite years later to confront those who wronged them. The Lagos premiere reflected that same spirit of strength and purpose, with Osas’s grace and presence capturing the importance of her dual role in front of and behind the scenes.

 

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