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Delonyii’s Stylish Look at Global Entrepreneurship Festival 2025

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For the second day of the Global Entrepreneurship Festival 2025 in Accra, digital creator Delphine Onyii shared a full carousel on Instagram, giving followers a detailed look at what she wore for the event. Her caption was straightforward: “Day 2 of @globalentrepreneurshipfestival 2025 in Accra Ghana. Couldn’t decide which to post so I posted all… Which is your favourite slide?” It matches the way she usually communicates online, being direct, minimal, and focused on showing the visuals rather than explaining them.

Delonyii – Instagram

Del, who has built her platform around fashion, beauty, and lifestyle content, arrived in a black two-piece suit covered with small gold ball-like accents arranged across both the jacket and trousers. The design is unusual for a business-driven gathering, but it fits her pattern of choosing pieces that photograph well and stand out without distracting from the overall look. The suit keeps its shape, and the detailing gives it texture.

Delonyii – Instagram

She paired it with a compact black handbag marked with a metal emblem, soft-tinted eyewear, and a high ponytail that keeps the attention on the suit. The pieces she added are practical for an event day and stay within the same colour range as the outfit. Nothing looks added for the sake of filling space; she kept the styling tight.

The outdoor shots show the suit under natural light, where the gold accents look more muted and blend slightly into the fabric. The indoor photos shift the focus, making the same detailing sharper and more defined. This difference explains why she posted several slides instead of picking one. The outfit registers differently depending on the lighting, and cutting it down to a single frame would change how it’s perceived.

Delonyii – Instagram

What’s clear in the photos is that Del is comfortable wearing something that could easily overwhelm someone unsure of their direction. Her audience is used to seeing her take risks with texture and contrast, and this outfit fits into that pattern without feeling repetitive. It’s also consistent with how she presents herself offline: confident, clear about her taste, and willing to wear something that doesn’t follow the typical event formula.

Delonyii – Instagram

Her appearance at the festival is not framed as an attempt to blend into a corporate environment. She shows that her personal style doesn’t get muted for professional spaces. Instead of adjusting her look to match the setting, she maintains the approach her followers recognise, which is part of why the photos generated attention.

Choosing multiple slides was not about looking for extra reactions; it was a practical choice based on how the outfit reads in different environments. The suit holds up across every angle, and the variety makes it easier for her audience to pick a favourite. In the end, each slide serves a different purpose, and that visual range is what makes the post engaging.

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The Nigerian Designers Who Owned the Night at the 15 Percent Pledge Gala

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The 15 Percent Pledge Gala was held on February 7, 2026, at Paramount Studios in Los Angeles. Nigerian designers dressed several attending celebrities including Serayah, Chloe Bailey and Ayra Starr.

Nigerian celebrity designer Onalaja designed not one but two celebrity outfits.

Serayah In Onalaja

Serayah – Instagram

Serayah wore a custom floor length gown. The dress had a v-neckline and a form-fitting figure that highlighted her shape. It was heavily decorated with tonal red beading arranged in swirling, circular patterns creating a rich texture. She accessorized the outfit with gold statement drop earrings and simple rings. Her hair was styled in a high topknot bun; make up included smokey eyes and nude lips.

Symphani Soto in Onalaja

Symphani Soto – Instagram

Onalaja also styled Symphani Soto in a black sequins gown. The dress is a midnight couture gown, it features a strapless, sweatheart neckline in a bodycon and mermaid style. The corset bodice is styled with hand applied 3D floral appliqués. The rest of the gown is crafted from a shimmering sequined black fabric. Her hair was styled in smooth Hollywood waves with a deep side part. Her makeup featured shaped winged eyeliner, defined brows and brown nude coloured lips. She used simple accessories, wearing just a simple delicate gold earrings and necklace.

Eni Popoola In Hertunba

Eni Popoola – Instagram

Eni Popoola arrived in a tara dress by Nigerian celebrity designer Hertunba, the dress has alot of hand-beaded details. The gown is strapless, and hand-beaded, it features a striped sequined pattern and feathered hem. Her hair was wore in deep waves that fell down her shoulders. Her most noticed accessory was a DIDRIS Rope Bracelet worn on her wrist, she added gold earrings and matching rings.

Marvella In Hertunba

Marvella – Instagram

Marvella took a completely different direction in another Hertunba design, rocking a graphic print dress with bold primary colors and lines that looked like wearable art.

Quen Blackwell In Tia Adeola

Quen Blackwell – Instagram

Quen Blackwell walked in wearing a metallic silver outfit with ruffles. She paired the outfit with purple accented glasses. The cropped jacket, layered skirt everything worked just well.

Ayra Starr In Tia Adeola

Ayra Starr – Instagram

Ayra Starr wore a a white feathered gown with cutouts, accessorized with a beaded statement necklace and matching earrings. Her was styled in defined curls with a wet-look finish.

Chloe Bailey In Weiz Dhurm Franklyn

Chloe Bailey – Instagram

Chloe Bailey was designed by Weiz Dhurm Franklyn. She wore a floor-length, body-hugging gown in a soft ivory fabric. It includes a leather bust accented with silver eyelets. Chloe paired the look with a cross necklace, sparkling earrings and open-toed silver heels. Her hair was styled in long waist-length hair.

Amina Seck in MSO Lagos

Amina seck – Instagram

Amina Seck wore a custom black-and-pink gown by Nigerian fashion brand MSO Lagos, featuring a high-neck black velvet bodice and a pink-and-black taffeta bubble skirt with a front slit. Accessories included a Dior Lady Art handbag, black pointed-toe heels, sheer tights and gold-and-white earrings. Her hair was styled in a high braided updo.

Olandria In House Of Marvee

Olandria – Instagram

Olandria wore an orange fringed gown by House of Marvee with sequined patterns and a halter-neckline, accessorized with silver rings. Her hair was styled in a curly wig parted in the middle, and her makeup used warm tones.

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Chioma Adeleke’s Choice of Sandal is Beyond “Girl Next Door”

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Chioma Adeleke’s style has always invited conversation, but her recent choice of sandals pushes that topic in a different direction. It moved her image from the familiar “girl next door” label.

For a long time, public perception of Chioma’s fashion identity leaned on simplicity. Safe colour choice, simple design, nothing dramatic. Her latest sandal design disrupts that narrative in a quiet but firm way.

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The sandals stand out immediately. They are hot pink Esor Marie Rene feathered high-heel sandals. The gladiator-style features a rounded square toe with extensive ankle and leg straps. The heel is a patent metal. The standout feature of her sandal is the feathers around the ankle and calf area. The structure and material finish show deliberate design choices. The design leans towards high fashion rather than everyday casual wear. The straps placement balances exposure and structure, defining her foot gracefully.

It’s worthy to note that in Nigerian celebrity fashion, sandals have long moved past basic utility. They now operate as status markers, craftsmanship displays, and styling anchors. From handmade leather designs to international luxury labels, sandals communicate taste as loudly as heels or designer bags. Chioma’s selection aligns with this shift. It shows awareness of where fashion conversations are heading rather than where they have been.

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Image: Instagram

What truly moves the look beyond “girl next door’ territory is the psychological shift it communicates. The girl next door archetype relies on softness, safety, and familiarity. Chioma’s sandals interrupt that comfort zone.

It also reflects maturity in personal branding. As public figures grow, their fashion language often evolves alongside life changes. Marriage, motherhood, business ventures, and public scrutiny all shape presentation. Her footwear choice reads like someone refining her image rather than abandoning it.

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The Weiz Dhurm Franklyn Dress Worn by Mimi Yina Is a Work of Art

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Mimi Yina was seen recently in a dress by Nigerian designer Weiz Dhurm Franklyn, and it was unique one. The hot pink colour was the highlight of the gown, but the details of the outfit are what makes the dress noticeable.

Medlin boss – Instagram

The dress has a dramatic high-low silhouette, with a short, fitted sequined skirt visible at the front and a long flowing train that falls to the floor. The gown appears to be made from a pleated fabric, giving it a voluminous texture. It has a halter-neckline and is designed with large flora-shaped bows, one at the waist and the other one near the knee.

She paired the outfit with simple silver strappy heels and minimal jewelry. Everything worked well with the strong outfit. Her hair and makeup were kept neat and natural.

Medlin boss – Instagram

The outfit design is distinctive. Weiz Dhurm Franklyn took a different approach with this piece, especially in how the details of the dress were handled. On mimi the dress suited her, like it was meant solely for her. With the bright colour adding more character to the overall look.

With bold colours and heavy details becoming more common, this dress still stands out because of how well it was put together. Nothing feels random, from the pleats to the bow placement.

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