Fashion
Every Fashion Girlie Is Falling in Love With the Bubble Dress
If you’re a fashionista, you won’t be surprised by the latest obsession: the bubble dress. The bubble dress first rose to fame in the1950s through designers like Christian Dior and Pierre Cardin. Once considered retro, it’s now one of the hottest looks of the season. Nigerian celebrities are serving it in their own unique ways. Let’s take a look at how your faves styled this comeback trend.
Erica Nlewedim: Sunshine Glow

Erica Nlewedim
Erica Nlewedim radiated sunshine in a yellow bubble dress. The strapless neckline had ruffled details that added a feminine vibe, while the mini skirt brought a playful volume. She finished the look with her floral handbag and loose waves.
Liquorose: Pink Princess Energy

Liquorose
The reality TV star and dancer made us fall in love with pink all over again as she stepped out in a shiny bubble dress with dramatic puffed sleeves and a flattering neckline. Her make-up was flawless, and her floral earrings elevated the look. The classic white heels were the perfect match to complete everything.
Shine Rosman & Honey Rosman: Double Colors

Shine Rosman & Honey Rosman
The Rosman sisters showed us that two bubble dresses are better than one.
Shine went for a bold option in fiery orange with a sleek halter neckline and a voluminous skirt, while Honey complemented her in a rich green version in the same silhouette. Both wore exquisite makeup and gold accessories.
Adanna Adaka: Regal Beauty

Adanna adaka
Adanna never fails to amaze us. Here, she is dressed in a two-tone bubble dress that evokes a queenly energy. The cream color at the top and maroon skirt with floral details made it eye-catching, while the puffed sleeves gave it structure. She paired it with gold heels.
Mercy Eke: Retro Chic

Mercy Eke
Mercy Eke took us straight into a vintage dream with her retro-glam bubble dress. The white fabric was dotted with bold black polka dots, while the halter neckline and flared bubble skirt gave that perfect throwback silhouette. She kept it chic with a stylish handbag, and heels that tied the whole look together. It was playful, polished, and the kind of retro glamour that feels fresh all over again.
Simisanya: Sweet & Playful

Simisanya
The Simisanya’s bubble dress was the definition of sweet, girly energy. The yellow and white print felt nostalgic, and the square neckline kept things structured. With her white bag, floral earrings, and chunky bangles, she styled the look seamlessly.
Alex Unusual: Bold and Beautiful

Alex Unusual
Alex Unusual stole the scene in a peach bubble dress. The one-shoulder ruffle design is what made it stand out instantly. The fitted body and flared skirt gave it a perfect hourglass shape. She styled her short blonde waves to match and sealed the look with a chic bag.
Conclusion
From Erica’s sunshine glow to Alex’s bold peach drama, one thing is clear—the bubble dress is reigning this season. It’s unstoppable, and we’re all here for it. fashion lovers already embracing it, these celebrity looks are the perfect source of inspiration for your own bubble moment.
Read also: Liquorose Takes Over Times Square in a New York Minute
Celebrity News
Tems Says ‘It’s White O’ Clock’ at the 2026 BRITS Awards
Tems attended the 2026 BRITS Awards in a head-to-toe white look on 28 February. She didn’t just light up the red carpet; she also presented the International Artist of the Year award to Spanish pop star Rosalía.
The outfit balanced simplicity with dramatic detailing on the corset, with delicate lace trims and visible textural details, and a bandeau neckline. Off-shoulder sleeves added volume and extended outward, contrasting the fitted bodice, while the lower half flowed into layered lace with a front split, giving the dress a soft, graceful shape.

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The all-white choice seemed deliberate. White often represents purity and virtue. For Tems, who has risen from a Nigerian star to a world music force, the colour felt symbolic. It reflected a new beginning and maturity. She did not rely on heavy colours or vibrant outfits. Instead, she allowed defined fabric and tailoring to speak.
Her hairstyle gave cultural weight to her look. It was styled by Dunsin Wright, where she wore three pigtail-thick braided woven loops, styled neatly to elevate her outfit. This hairstyle draws from distant African braiding traditions. The braids are seen as minimalist and protective, but for this look, they are expressive. On a global stage like the BRIT Awards, this choice subtly affirmed her Nigerian identity. It was a sight of her roots even in equipped fashion spaces.

James Kelly
Her makeup balanced it all with her dress. Deep ombre red glossy lips and defined smokey wing eyes added richness, preventing the white ensemble from feeling washed out. Statement earrings completed the look, adding sparkle without distraction.
Tems’ all-white look reflects the woman she has grown into. From Lagos to international stages as this one, she is fully aware of her place in the industry and mirrored her journey in a minimalistic all-white dress. It defined her authenticity and quiet power.
Fashion
Jorts Are Back! Oyindamola Shows How to Style Them with a Blazer
Oyindamola Eyitayo Idowu revisits the jorts trend in her latest Instagram post, captioned “Here to Ruffle Your Feathers.” The combination pairs mid-length denim shorts with a fitted cropped top and an oversized blazer with defined shoulders, giving the throwback staple a more tailored finish.
Jorts are frequently seen as hard to style. However, by combining them with tailored pieces and accessories, she challenges that perception. She has indeed ruffled feathers with such a shift from what many view as overly casual and laid-back into something bold.

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The outfit shows balance. She combines soft blue mid-length denim shorts with a fitted white cropped top that defines her waist. Over the top, she adds an oversized black blazer with defined shoulders and a loose fit. This blazer quickly changes the casual throwback into a sharp, structured outfit.
On her feet, she wears white pointed stilettos. A structured cream handbag and slim black sunglasses complete the fit, while her glossy, blunt bob neatly frames her face. The setting is simple and modern, allowing the outfit to shine. The jorts provide comfort and flexibility, while the blazer and heels add structure. As the founder of JAN DEUX, she extends her brand’s vision through her visual representation.

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Knowing that denim is universally accessible, the blazer and heels add a structured finish to the jorts, turning a casual look into a confident, elegant appearance. The caption was meant to stir things up, showing that a mother can be fashionable and an entrepreneur can deliberately embrace trends.
Fashion
Rema Walks Diesel’s AW26 Runway at Milan Fashion Week
Rema stepped onto the runway at Milan Fashion Week for Diesel’s Autumn/Winter 2026 presentation, marking a visible crossover between Afrobeats and high fashion. His appearance placed him among the select talents featured during one of the industry’s most watched calendar events.
Creative director Glenn Martens staged the show inside a large-scale installation built from 50,000 pieces of Diesel memorabilia. The set referenced the brand’s archive and long-standing denim culture. Layers of distressed fabric, structured outerwear and textured finishes moved through a space designed to feel industrial and deliberately crowded. Reports from Vogue highlighted the scale of the production and the emphasis on brand history.

Rema – Instagram
Rema walked in distressed denim paired with a metallic gold vest finished with a shearling collar. The look reflected Diesel’s experimental approach to fabric treatment while aligning with his personal style. Coverage from Dazed and Rolling Stone Africa noted the growing presence of music artists on international runways, particularly those shaping youth culture.
The AW26 collection combined heavy outerwear with sheer fabrics and reflective denim. Several pieces appeared intentionally treated to look worn, with manipulated textures and layered construction forming the core of the presentation.

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For Diesel, featuring Rema connected the brand directly with the Afrobeats audience and a younger global market. For Rema, the runway appearance adds fashion week participation to a career already defined by international touring and chart success.
His walk reflects the increasing visibility of Nigerian artists within major fashion houses and signals continued collaboration between music and luxury brands on global platforms.
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