There are people who wear colours because they look good on them. Then there are people who return to a colour so often that it becomes a signature. With Chioma Ikokwu, maroon has quietly become a colour she embodies so well.

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She chose a monochromatic look. She wore a maroon belted jacket with prominent shoulder detail and a high neckline. The bottoms are matching, high-shine, skintight leggings. She completes the look with matching pointed-toe heels, gloves, and a handbag.

Maroon, on her is carefully chosen. One that will sit well in her skin tone. Unlike brighter reds that demand immediate attention or softer tones that fade into the background, maroon is deep. It carries weight with a rich, smooth appearance. This combination of colour and cut creates a balanced, clean look.

Also, maroon is a colour that can be styled for suits, corporate gowns and casual looks. On Chioma, it works whether the look leans traditional, formal, or modern. The colour complements her overall styling.

What makes this look interesting is that the colour blends so well with her skin tone, the glossy leather belted jacket gave a more definite proportion and elevated the styling.

London Fashion Week ran from February 19 to 23, 2026. The Autumn/Winter 2026 collection was opened by Tolu Coker, who was joined by a surprise appearance from King Charles the first royal presence at the event since 2018. On the final day, Sophia Momodu attended the front row, photographed wearing a white two-piece and long coat.

She wore a white bouclé two-piece set consisting of a button-up cardigan with gold hardware and a mini skirt to match. The cardigan and skirt were made from the same material and colour. For her outerwear she wore a long structured white coat over her shoulders designed with plush faux fur collar and cuffs.

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She paired the look with black high-knee boots which contrasted with her full white outfit and made the mini skirt more suitable for the London cold weather. She completed the look with a light brown structured handbag that added a simple touch of colour to the look.

Momodu’s accessories were simple, she wore long gold drop earrings, a delicate gold necklace. She also wore black cat-eye glasses with white details on them. Her photos were captured by Afeezphotography.

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Sophia Momodu’s front row appearance at London Fashion Week showed that simple, well-chosen pieces can make an impression.The combination of the two-piece, coat, boots, minimal accessories, and handbag created a matching outfit for tI he event.

Adesua Etomi-Wellington turned 40 She marked this milestone with photos that quickly drew attention online. The actor celebrated her birthday wearing a custom denim design from Sevon Dejana. The look was simple, thoughtful, and very much in line with, often associated with her over the years.

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Adesua has never been the most dramatic dresser in celebrity fashion. Over the years, her style has leaned toward pieces that feel natural on her rather than clothes that compete with her personality. That is partly why this birthday outfit worked so well. It felt like something she would actually choose, rather than something staged.

‎The outfit itself was built around denim, but it was from basic. The design combined structure and softness in a way that made the fabric look fresh again. It was a custom jacket and mini skirt embroidered with gold Swarovski stones, gold crystal beads, and crystals. The top had a sculpted corset style with visible seams that shaped the bodice neatly. It held everything in place while still looking comfortable enough to wear for hours. The neckline sat neatly across the shoulders and gave the outfit a calm appearance.

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Adesua kept the styling minimal. Her hair was neatly arranged and her makeup stayed soft and warm. This allowed the outfit to remain the talk of the Internet without competing elements around it.

Another reason the outfit resonated is that denim remains widely worn. Almost everyone owns a denim piece. Seeing it transformed into a structured birthday outfit kept it relatable while retaining occasion value.