Liquorose appears with a look that is sharply constructed and confidently restrained. For the YSL Beauty Light Club, she wore a sculpted black top with a plunging neckline and structured peplum, paired with a floor-length skirt finished in precise, fluid fringe that adds motion.

Liquorose: Instagram

The fit is structured from the waist up retaining its form while the elongated fringe below introduces motion and depth. It is a a measured interplay of lines and movement strong lines softened by movement and kept clean.

Accessories are kept simple paired with a compact black handbag and heels. Her makeup, by Maqjose complements the outfit and is clean and minimal allowing her features to remain the central point. Hair is neat and structured keeping the focus on the outfit.

Liquorose: Instagram

Styled by Black Koko Fred Ebikeme and sourced from Kiri Luxury the look demonstrates careful attention to proportion.
Captured by Joseph Iso the images hold their the images emphasize composition.

Liquorose doesn’t rely on spectacle here. The outfit speaks through cut, finish, and confidence.

Nancy Isime announces her new role as Daravit’s brand ambassador in a look that stands out right away. Her dress by DOA is fitted and covered in bold, modern patterns that still hint at tradition. The cut is clean and sharp, giving the outfit a clear, structured feel.

The neckline brings a different kind of energy a burst of golden detailing that adds height and texture, instantly lifting the entire outfit. She pairs the dress with black opaque tights and pointed heels, keeping everything simple, neat, and well put together.

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Her accessories stay intentional. She carries a smooth and refined black handbag that completes the outfit without trying to steal the spotlight. The gold jewelry blends in smoothly and keeps everything cohesive.

Her rubber kiko hairstyle by Linda is arranged into an intricate updo that looks artistic yet balanced. Her makeup stays soft and warm, giving her face a natural brightness and keeping her clear, well-shaped features at the center.

Nancy Isime- Instagram

With her caption, “I’m not just a Woman, I am a DARAVIT WOMAN,” Nancy presents herself as someone who lives the ease and balance the brand stands for. Daravit’s all-in-one spectrum supplements focus on everyday health, and she embodies that message effortlessly stylish, self-assured, and fully in control of her story.

Dede Ashiogwu has mastered a presence that people notice before they even realise it. She leans on black the way some rely on words, choosing shades that carry authority on their own. This week she reminded her followers of that pull with a short note on Instagram: “Make them stop and stare.”

She skipped the usual glamour settings and kept things stripped back, offering no locations or event hints, just a plain background that put her and the outfit front and centre.

Dede Ashiogwu – Instagram

Every part of the look feels deliberate. She chose a long black wool-blend suit-dress. It’s double-breasted, drawn in at the waist, and shaped with structured shoulders that give it clear definition. A white collar and cuffs break the darkness, joined by a narrow tie that anchors the look.

The surprise comes from the fringe: long strands hanging from the sleeves, torso, and hem, adding subtle flow to a carefully composed design. Changing the outline just enough to guide the eye, gold hoops and tortoiseshell shades provide warmth while her taper fade keeps the overall effect clean and composed.

Dede Ashiogwu – Instagram

Where bold patterns usually take the lead, Dede’s decision to keep it simple carries more impact than any bright print. The tailoring gives form without distraction, the fringe adds gentle energy, and the ensemble feels confident and intentional. She didn’t need a stage or a spotlight. The outfit spoke for itself, and it was impossible to look away.