Idia Aisen gave us a taste of classic Hollywood style and we are here for it. She recently wore a yellow feathered mini dress from LFJ that looked elegant. The dress had a fitted shape at the top before leading into layers of feathers, which created movement and texture.

Idia Aisien: Instagram

The colour choice alone makes a statement. Yellow is not the colour you wear when you want to blend in, and Idia clearly was not trying to. The dress contrasted perfectly against the red and gray tones of the background. The feathers carried the visual drama, making it resemble the theatrical quality of the 1960s cabaret performers.

Idia Aisien: Instagram

The standout element was, her black gloves, the tights, the simple heels create balance. Her accessories didn’t try to fight for attention, they complemented the dress. The look was perfected by how she paired it with a yellow headband on her blonde hairstyle. That alone complemented the look, giving the retro feel.

Idia Aisien: Instagram

The same goes for her gold sequined clutch. It blends with the yellow without overwhelming the look. She kept her jewelry minimal with just earrings, which was the right fit considering how detailed the outfit already was.

A dress like this demands confidence. Idia delivered the concept with clear intention. She knows just how to work daring pieces, making each one seem made for her.

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At the “3 Cold Dishes” Lagos premiere, Osas Ighodaro arrived in a custom gold gown by Weiz Dhurm Franklyn, one of Nigeria’s most inventive contemporary designers. The fitted piece was crafted from metallic fabric that reflected the lights delicately, showing its clean structure.

Osas Ighodaro: Instagram

It had a broad neckline, a defined waist, and a ruched skirt that shaped her body neatly. She completed the look with minimal gold heels, a side-swept hairstyle detailed cornrows, and soft, warm-toned makeup by Adella Artistry that kept her features in focus.

The premiere drew notable figures from across Nollywood, marking the official debut of “3 Cold Dishes”, directed by Asurf Oluseyi and written by Tomi Adesina. The film brings together talent from Nigeria, Côte d’Ivoire, and Benin, with Burna Boy serving as executive producer. Osas not only plays the lead role of Esosa but also serves as co-producer, highlighting her growing influence behind the camera.

Osas Ighodaro: Instagram

The story follows three women Esosa, Fatouma, and Giselle who were victims of trafficking and reunite years later to confront those who wronged them. The Lagos premiere reflected that same spirit of strength and purpose, with Osas’s grace and presence capturing the importance of her dual role in front of and behind the scenes.

The premiere of “3 Cold Dishes” gathered some of Nollywood’s finest, and the red carpet was filled with distinct looks. With a blend of modern takes on traditional styles to bold gowns, these five women stood out for their distinctive style.

Damilola Adegbite

Damilola Adegbite: Instagram

Damilola kept it simple in a black mini gown detailed with gold beads. The structured off-shoulder neckline, designed with glimmering beads. Her hair was styled in curls, and she chose red lipstick to complete the look.

Priscilla Ojo

Priscilla Ojo: Instagram

Priscilla Ojo appeared in a black satin gown accented with colorful beads. The black headpiece brought a bit of drama, while her jewelry kept her accessories balanced.

Liquorose

Liquorose: Instagram

Liquorose was the perfect mix of modern and traditional, wearing a black velvet top with gold embellishments. She paired it with a golden sequinned wrapper skirt. Her gold gele and coral beads completed the outfit. This was deliberately styled and it reflected strong cultural influence.

Shine Rosman

Shine Rosman: Instagram

Shine Rosman opted for a white mermaid gown layered with tiered ruffles. She completed the look with a large feathered headpiece and coral beads. The sleeves added structure to the shape.

Lilian Afegbai

Lilian Afegbai: Instagram

Lilian Afegbai chose a fitted chocolate-brown gown with a trailing hem. The beaded details on her waist and hips, gave texture to the outfit. Her coral jewelry added contrast against the brown fabric.

For a movie that’s been directed by Asurf Oluseyi and co-executive produced by Burna Boy and Osas Ighodaro, it tells a powerful story of three women from Nigeria, Benin, and Côte d’Ivoire who, after surviving human trafficking, reunite years later to exact justice.

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