Actress Osas Ighodaro showed up to the red carpet premiere of “Man Of God” on March 6, 2026, in a black velvet floor-length halter gown from Maison Nwosu.

She wore a black velvet floor-length body-con gown with a halter-neckline and a high front-slit. The dress features a large three-dimensional pink floral appliqué at the neckline and green stem leaves running down the center of the gown.

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She paired it with black strappy heeled sandals. Osas’ accessorized her outfit with simple drop earrings, and a cocktail ring that complements the bold design of the dress. She kept accessories minimal, avoiding layered jewelry or additional pieces.

Her makeup done by House Of Aphrodity featured defined brows, warm toned eyeshadow and a neutral glossy lip that enhanced her natural features. Osa’s hair was styled in a blonde pixie cut with soft face framing bangs.

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Everything she chose for this look made sense. The short hair meant the neckline and the floral detail were the first details noticed. The simple jewellery did not get in the way of the dress. The neutral lip kept her makeup from competing with the outfit. The front slit stopped the velvet from looking too heavy. What makes this look work is that nothing feels accidental.

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Osas knows her body, she knows what works for her, and she dressed accordingly. The look was thoughtfully put together, with attention to cut and fit

Ashmusy attended the “Mother’s Love” Premiere in a tailored monochromatic three-piece outfit. Each piece complemented the others perfectly.

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The look emphasizes a structured feminine silhouette. She wore a fitted, single-breasted burgundy blazer with sharp lapels that hugged her waist.The fit is so clean and precise that it looks like it was made just for her body. She paired it with a white dress shirt to contrast the deep wine colour, and a burgundy satin tie for a clean, put-together look.

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The bottom half completed the look. She paired a burgundy mini skirt with matching leggings, creating an uninterrupted line of colour from blazer to shoes.The outfit reads as a single, deep wine tone from head to toe. She completed the look with matching pointed-toe heels, maintaining the monochromatic flow.

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Her hair was styled is in a classic updo with a deep reddish-burgundy tint that complemented the suit. Her edges are neatly laid, which gives the overall look a clean finish. Her makeup by Hems Beauty, had sharp winged liner, defined brows, long lashes, a matte base with light contouring, and a deep nude lip accented with a darker liner.

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The look was carefully styled from head to toe. Her outfit made a striking impression at the premiere.

“I love an outfit that is well made and an absolute showstopper.” Idia Aisien says in her recent Instagram post. She steps out in a handwoven two-piece by the Nigerian brand Eki Kere. It perfectly reflects the theme “When culture meets fashion” The kind that invites the viewer to appreciate the beauty of cultural craftsmanship to appreciate the beauty in culture and nature.

The look is simple at first glance. A light gold cropped top paired with a matching midi skirt. But the details show traditional artistry. It appears to be handwoven, with visible fringe texture that suggests craftsmanship rather than factory finishing.

The top is structured, cut just above the waist. It fits close without looking tight. The neckline is clean and modest, a soft square shape that opens up the collarbone area while remaining modest.

The skirt sits high on the waist and falls straight down with a slit that runs up to the thigh.

Hair and makeup are kept simple. Her hair was worn down in soft waves and pulled back neatly to highlight the neckline. Makeup was kept in neutral tones. Her jewelry was minimal.

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Her shoe is a key highlight of her overall outfit. She wore a white slingback heel.

This is where culture is expressed in a practical way. Èkì Kéré is known for working with textiles that reference Nigerian heritage. Instead of turning cultural symbols into costumes, the brand translates them into pieces that can be worn in everyday settings.

Here, heritage is visible in the handwoven fabric, while the clean cut keeps the design modern. On Idia Aisien, the two-piece feels current and rooted in tradition.