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Who Wore it Best? Highlights from This Week’s Style Stars
Every week, our favorite fashionistas step out, and we can’t help but pause, and soak in the style magic they serve. This week, the girls didn’t come to play—they came to slay, and we’re here for every glitter, pleat, fringe, and fierce pose. From elegant silhouettes to daring colors, here are the standout looks that had us double-tapping and screenshotting. So, who wore it best? Let’s dive in.
Lilly Afe: A Blend of Breeze and Boldness

Lilly Afe
Lilly Afe gave us a perfect mash-up of soft elegance and cultural pride with her look, and honestly? It was a fashion sermon. She rocked a two-piece ensemble that looked like something straight out of a dreamy, seaside fashion fantasy. The top? A halter-neck made of pleated, sheer mint green fabric, delicate yet fitted, cinching the waist like a soft corset before falling gently.
Then boom! The skirt came in with the drama, a vibrant, African-inspired maxi that popped with swirling teal, orange, black, and white patterns. It was giving Motherland meets Milan. She paired it with a crisp white rectangular bag and sleek pointed white heels peeking from under the skirt. With her blunt bangs and long dark hair framing her face, she had worn this to an event, and the whole look was effortlessly chic—modern, rooted, and unapologetically stylish.
Beverly Naya: Subtle Luxe with a Twist

Beverly Naya
Beverly Naya does not miss, and she didn’t this time either. She stepped out in an olive green midi dress that whispered luxury in the classiest tone ever. The fabric looked buttery smooth, like something between silk and satin, and it hugged her figure like a custom dream. The neckline? A simple high cowl neck that said, “I don’t need to try hard.”
But the real spice was at the hem, soft fringe detailing in the same olive hue that swayed with her every move. It was the perfect little touch of playful glam. Add to that her off-white clutch, matching statement earrings, and a gold watch? Whew. This look was perfectly picked for her dinner date. Her hair was styled in a polished updo, and the vibe? Grown, graceful, and glowing.
Prudent Gabriel: Sharp, Stylish, and Sleek

Prudent Gabriel
Spotted in a photoshoot, Prudent came through looking like a walking piece of modern art on her very own design from her brand, and we loved it! Her body-hugging midi dress played with color and geometry in the most interesting way. Burgundy red formed the base, clean and rich, while a dusty blue panel sliced right down the center, stretching from shoulder to hem in a sharp, almost futuristic cut.
It gave “boss woman with an eye for edgy elegance.” The structure of the dress was bold but balanced, and her sharp bob hairstyle added even more power to the look. She kept accessories simple, just a gold bracelet and her nails done to perfection. The whole fit was modern, fashion-forward, and a masterclass in how to make a statement without shouting.
Veekee James: Royalty in Sequins and Silk

Veekee James
Veekee James did what needed to be done at the wedding ceremony of Nashaira Belisa. Her gown? A rich, regal mix of deep purple and emerald green that screamed red carpet royalty. The bottom half sparkled with purple sequins, like a galaxy of stars sewn into fabric—while the top half cinched her waist in a corset-style emerald green bodice that brought all the drama and all the elegance.
She didn’t stop there. A matching emerald chiffon flowed from the waist like a queen’s cape, and the purple headwrap? Perfectly sculpted, echoing the sparkle of her dress. Her metallic purple purse tied everything together, and with makeup that highlighted her natural glow, the whole look was pure opulence. If there was an award for coordination, she’d win it hands down.
Tolu Bally: Sleek in Lime and Lace

Tolu Bally
Tolu Bally served futuristic glam with a soft touch of sensuality. She wore a lime-green floor-length gown that fit like it was made by the fashion gods themselves. It had a snatched bodice with a plunging neckline and a cheeky keyhole detail that kept things spicy. But the real moment? Forest-green lace accents around the neckline and waist that added just the right amount of contrast and flair.
Then came the drama, long lace gloves climbing all the way to her shoulders. It was giving Old Hollywood meets Afro-glam. A delicate silver necklace was her only accessory, letting the dress do all the talking. She had worn this design from her brand 2207bytbally to celebrate with Damilola Adegbite (Adedamee) on her birthday and trust us, it had a lot to say. Tolu didn’t just wear a dress; she made a statement.
Each of these women brought something unique to the table, elegance, edge, sparkle, tradition, or a mix of all. Whether you’re team Lilly’s print-meets-pleats, Beverly’s subtle luxe, Prudent’s architectural chic, Veekee’s royal shimmer, or Tolu’s lacey lime glow, one thing’s clear: Nigerian style stars are in a league of their own.
Let us know your fave in the comments, because choosing just one? It’s not so easy.
Read Also: Highlights: What the Stars Wore at the AMVCA.
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Nancy Isime Announces Partnership with DARAVIT in Tradition-Infused Outfit
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.

Nancy Isime- Instagram
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.
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What Dede Ashiogwu Wears When She Wants to Be Heard
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.
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Uche Montana Offers a Perfect Take on Wearing Leather
At a time when many rely on exaggerated layering or oversized forms to grab attention, Uche Montana demonstrates a different approach something rooted in clean, balanced structure. Her recent outfit is put together with clear direction, showing a preference for pieces that work together logically.

Uche Montana: Instagram
The cropped dark leather jacket sets the tone for the look. Its firm shape outlines the upper body, creating a controlled shoulder line while narrowing visually at the waist. By keeping the jacket short and clean-cut, she creates a clean line that naturally draws the eye to the fitted black top beneath it. The mix is clean and purposeful, so the outfit feels focused.

Uche Monatana: Instagram
For the lower half, she opts for black leggings, a decision that avoids visual breaks and keeps the body’s outline continuous. This uncluttered base allows the boots to stand out with intention. The tall brown boots add balanced weight to the look without introducing heaviness. Their tone pairs with the jacket in a way that adds dimension but avoids duplication, reinforcing the outfit’s balanced structure.

Uche Monatana: Instagram
Her accessories are purposeful and minimal compact sunglasses, subtle jewelry, and a small circular bag. Each item supports the outfit instead of distracting from it. Overall, Uche’s appearance shows a styling mindset centred on order, measured design, and choices that are clear rather than excessive.
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