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Priscilla Ojo Owns the Spotlight in a Bold Suit

Published

1 year ago

31 May 2025

Priscilla Ojo makes power dressing look effortless. In a sharply tailored black blazer layered over a peek of white collar and a slim black tie, paired with a matching short-short, sheer tights, and pointed heels, her look is clean, confident, and carefully put together. A black designer bag swings at her side, completing an outfit that speaks volumes without trying too hard. She’s not chasing attention—she simply holds it.

The traditional suit has long been a symbol of authority, often reserved for boardrooms and male-dominated spaces. But women like Priscilla Ojo are reshaping that image with every outfit. Her take on the classic suit, styled with a sharply tailored blazer and mini skirt, brings both elegance and strength to the forefront. It’s feminine, bold, and sharply modern.

By pairing masculine structure with refined grace, she shows that power dressing isn’t about imitation—it’s about intention. You don’t have to dress like a man to command the room. You just have to dress like a woman who knows exactly who she is.

For Priscilla, fashion is not just about clothes—it’s about identity and intention. And her outfit said exactly that. From the sharp lapels to the subtle gleam of her accessories, nothing was left to chance. The black-and-white combo gave off major boss energy—classic, confident, and always in style. Her look was sharp and sophisticated, with just the right amount of edge to make a lasting impression. It didn’t call for attention—but trust, no one forgot it.

Priscilla’s fashion choices mean more than just the look. She’s on a mission to inspire young women to own their style and, with that, own their voice. This isn’t just about looking good in pictures; it’s about encouraging women to feel powerful in their own skin—and in whatever outfit makes them feel unstoppable.

What sets Priscilla apart isn’t just her wardrobe—it’s her attitude. She carries herself with quiet confidence, a kind of calm strength that can’t be taught. The way she walks, the way she looks into the lens, the way she balances elegance with command—it all comes together to create an image that’s both inspiring and relatable.

She isn’t trying to fit into fashion’s box—she’s reshaping it to fit her message.

Priscilla Ojo’s fashion choices are more than style—they’re signals. Signals of strength, confidence, and the changing face of modern womanhood. In a black suit and tie, she reminds us that power dressing is not about imitation, but about intention.

So suit up—not to become someone else, but to show the world exactly who you are.

Because when you wear your power, the world doesn’t just notice. It listens.

Related Topics:Confidence Elegance Empowerment Fashion Identity Intention Modern womanhood Power dressing Self-expression Strength

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Laju Odogwu

Photo: Instagram/@iniedo

Ini Edo traveled to Abuja to celebrate her big brother Captain Ekong’s 60th birthday, and she showed up dressed for the occasion. She captioned the post “Captain Ekong @60,” adding that since she was celebrating a fashionista, she “had to bring a little extra spice.”

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Her dress, designed by Becca Needles N Stitches and styled by Henry Sklue, was made from deep red fabric covered from top to bottom in a diamond-patterned crystal lattice. It featured a floor-length mermaid cut, fitted through the body with an asymmetric one-shoulder tie, then flared into a long train that pooled at her feet.

Photo: Instagram/@iniedo

Her hair was styled in a smooth, bone-straight, middle-parted look keeping the focus on her face and the neckline of the dress. For Jewellry, she went with rings and a bracelet, with a matching Lujah purse rounding off the outfit. Photography was by Benny Shot It.

Some time back, for a shoot promoting her film, she wore a black high-slit dress with curly hair and sunglasses beside a vintage blue Camaro, captioned “Something to watch this weekend.”

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Ayra Starr Goes Sheer in LaQuan Smith at NYFW

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17 September 2026

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Photo: Instagram/@ayrastarr

Ayra Starr just landed her first movie role in Children of Blood and Bone, and she marked the moment at New York Fashion Week in a sheer royal-purple LaQuan Smith maxi dress for the film’s event, captioning the photos “Feeling purple in LaQuan Smith x Children of Blood and Bone.”

The dress had a sheer bodice built into a high-neck silhouette, with the strap draped asymmetrically over one shoulder. The gown ran into a thigh-high slit running down one leg, with the sheer fabric continuing to the floor. She kept accessories minimal, just silver drop earrings and a small purple bag.

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Her hair was worn down in soft, straight strands. Her makeup featured magenta and purple tones, finished with a glossy ombre lip, and she completed the look with strappy heels.

The event tied into Tomi Adeyemi’s Children of Blood and Bone universe, where she also features on the soundtrack alongside Fireboy DML, and BNXN. The film, directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood and produced by Paramount Pictures, is set for release on January 15, 2027.

Photo: Instagram/@ayrastarr

A few days earlier, Ayra met with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani in New York. She wore a vintage Azzedine Alaïa striped bodycon mini dress from the designer’s 1992 collection, with an off-shoulder neckline and a geometric knit border along the top. The photos were taken in front of a white fireplace mantel with a model ferry placed on top, and she captioned the post simply “Mr Mamdani.”

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Ebuka Obi-Uchendu Has Been on a Fashion Streak This BBNaija Season

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1 week ago

10 September 2026

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Photo: Instagram/@ebuka

Each Sunday this BBNaija season 11, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu comes out in something new. No repeats so far.

He has moved between sharp Western suits and full traditional wear all season. One week its a tailored double-breasted jacket with a two-tone gradient finish, the next its a flowing agbada with embroidery running down the sleeves.

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The details are worth highlighting too. There’s a graphic maize motif stitched into a sky-blue suit, silver lattice sequin work on a black wrapper, and geometric patterns worked into denim fabric on an agbada. Several Nigerian designers have dressed him this season, including Mai Atafo, Deji & Kola, Ugo and Lisa Folawiyo.

He has also added extras to a few of the looks: a crystal-handled horsetail whip, layers of coral neck beads, sunglasses and a Louis Vuitton duffel bag.

Photo: Instagram/@ebuka

He opened the season on July 26, 2026, in a charcoal-to-off-white ombré double-breasted suit by Mai Atafo. The colour fading from dark at the shoulders to almost white by the ankle. He finished with a large black lapel bow and patent shoes

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On August 9, 2026, he appeared on BBNaija in another look by Mai Atafo, this time in a black-and-white outfit built from a cropped boxy jacket, wide-legged trousers, and a tie trimmed with pearls, and accessorized with a Louis Vuitton Keepall bag.

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Most recently, on September 6, 2026, he hosted the eviction show in a forest-green two-piece suit by Deji & Kola, worn under a windowpane trench coat lined in a floral print. He paired it with brown shades and matching leather shoes.

Season 11 still has weeks to go, and if Ebuka’s run so far is anything to go by, there are plenty more looks to come.

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