Tiwa Savage knows how to keep her fans talking, and her latest Instagram post proves it. On the streets of New York, she ditched the predictable and reworked the power suit in a way only she could. With one playful caption and a striking twist on classic tailoring, she reminded everyone why her style moments always spark conversation.

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Her look was all about details: a sandy beige oversized tweed coat layered over a crisp white shirt and wide-leg trousers, anchored by a golden silk tie worn just loose enough to keep things casual. Gold hoop earrings, a lapel brooch, metallic heels, and her sharp cropped haircut tied it all together without looking overdone.

The real magic was not in the outfit alone but in the energy she carried with it. Suits often come across as rigid and too serious, yet Tiwa gave hers an easy, playful edge. The oversized coat added flow, the golden tie pulled focus, and her accessories kept the whole look stylish without weighing it down.

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Her caption, “Can you tie a tie?”, gave the look an extra spark. Instead of just posting polished photos, she pulled her followers into the moment. That mix of polish and fun is exactly why Tiwa’s style feels relatable, she knows how to keep things light while still making a statement.

From Lagos to New York, she has built a reputation for blending cultural pride with global polish. This look went beyond a simple fashion flex; it showed how she uses clothes to tell her story. In her hands, a suit becomes more than fabric and cut: it becomes rhythm, confidence, and a story stitched with boldness.

Nollywood actress cum politician Eniola Badmus recently unveiled a striking deck-of-cards themed photoshoot that immediately caught attention. The images show her posing between oversized playing cards, styled to appear as though she was stepping straight into a life-sized card game.

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The concept, though not tied to a film premiere or red-carpet event, was designed as a bold fashion statement. The set featured giant aces arranged as a background, giving the shoot a theatrical edge and placing Badmus squarely at the centre of the frame.

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Her outfit was a standout piece: a vibrant red tailored suit with sculpted shoulders and a peplum cut, paired with matching trousers. A red corset worn underneath added detail to the look, while gold accessories and strappy heels completed the styling.

The photos highlight how the dramatic styling and props worked together to create a visually memorable shoot. By blending a playful theme with strong tailoring, Badmus presented herself as both stylish and commanding, a reminder of her versatility beyond the screen and politics.

If there’s anything Nollywood stars are good at, it is making sure they show up elegantly while representing our culture.

At the premiere of “The Serpent Gift,” the cast turned the red carpet into their own runway for cultural futurism.

There were bold headpieces, prints inspired by ancestral heritage, and sculptural tailoring.

Each of them showed that our tradition is here to stay and remains a defining force in contemporary style.

Linda Ejiofor-Sulieman

The lead actress, Linda Ejiofor-Suleiman, wore a shiny gold and purple traditional outfit. She paired it with a feathered fan, a gold purse, pearl bracelets, and a striking pearl-embellished headpiece.

Beverly Osu

Beverley Osu followed in a pristine white wrapper and blouse, styled with bold coral beads and a regal headpiece that completed her cultural look.

Kayode Kasum

The men also embraced cultural futurism. Director Kayode Kasum stepped out in a deep red velvet jacket with fine gold detailing, paired with crisp white trousers and brown leather shoes.

Ibrahim Sulieman

Ibrahim Sulieman graced the event in a vibrant traditional outfit with vertical stripes in purple, gold, black, and pink. He also wore a black hat that added a touch of gold. Each appearance reflected careful attention to cultural detail.

The film itself made a powerful impression. Set in Eastern Nigeria, it tells the story of Ijeoma, a widow whose husband dies unexpectedly.

She’s caught in a battle over his inheritance and must fight to protect what’s hers. The movie is filled with betrayal, tradition, and justice through the lens of Igbo culture.

Directed by Kayode Kasum and produced by Winifred Nkiry Mena Ajakpyi, it highlights the strength of women in the face of adversity. Other cast members include Stan Nze, Tina Mba, Ric Hassani.

At the premiere, Kayode Kasum explained that the film is for anyone you loves drama, culture, and cinema that resonates emotionally, then this is for you.

In the end, the premiere mixed traditional Igbo designs with modern fashion. This matched the movie’s message about balancing old traditions with new ways of life. The cast’s outfits didn’t just look good—they helped tell the story of culture, identity, and heritage.

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