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Highlights: What the Stars Wore at the AMVCA.

Now that the drama has died down a little, for the 2025 AMVCA let’s talk about this particular time of the year when stars align and Africa’s finest strut their stuff on the most glamorous carpet in African entertainment. The 2025 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards didn’t just bring the heat, it scorched. And the fashion? Darling, it spoke. From earthy art to celestial couture, here’s who served the most unforgettable looks of the night.
Diiadem – The Golden Butterfly

Diiadem at AMVCA red carpet
Diiadem fluttered in like a luxe butterfly goddess in a body-hugging gown encrusted with shimmering gold and brown embellishments. The highlight? Giant beaded butterflies perched dramatically across the bodice and flowing train. The plunging neckline and mermaid silhouette? A moment. She didn’t come to play, she came to dazzle.
Bimbo Ademoye – The Pink Dream

Bimbo Ademoye at AMVCA red carpet
Soft, sweet, and sassy, Bimbo glided in with a dreamy dual-tone pink number. The darker rose bodice hugged her beautifully, while the pastel ruffled skirt brought the drama. Glittering accents at the waist tied it all together, giving us fairy tales and fierceness.
Ini Dima-Okojie – Dark Royalty

Ini-dinma Okojie at AMVCA red carpet
Ini looked like she walked out of a high-fashion fantasy. Her sheer black corset gown featured a bold off-shoulder neckline and sculpted skirt. The pearly accessories added a soft, luxe contrast to the edginess of her dress. Gothic glam? Signed, sealed, delivered.
Nana Akua Addo – White Swan Realness

Ghanaian star Nana at AMVCA red carpet
Yes, the Ghanaian queen came to slay, and we love her, so she stays. Nana wore a show-stopping white masterpiece made entirely of scale-like discs. The headpiece alone? Architectural brilliance. The gown gave a futuristic mermaid in heaven, and honestly, she wins for drama and detail.
Doyin David – Mother Nature, But Make It Fashion

Doyin David at AMVCA 2025 red carpet
Doyin’s earth-toned gown was a wearable sculpture. Crafted from root-like textures with pops of green leaves, she gave a forest queen on a runway. The silhouette hugged her in all the right places while still being avant-garde. Nature chic? We see you.
Uche Montana – Tropical Mermaid Energy

Uche Montana at AMVCA 2025 red carpet
Uche brought color, shine, and flow with a teal sequined dress featuring burnt-orange chiffon drapes. The sheer details, flowing fishtail, and flower-like patterns were a tropical storm in the best way. A look that moved, literally and figuratively.
Mercy Atang – Regal in Gold

Mercy Atang at AMVCA 2025 red carpet
Mercy went full-on empress in a gold-toned gown with geometric beading, dramatic tassel sleeves, and a perfectly matching purse. The standout feature? A glorious flower crown gele-like headpiece. This was luxury with intention, rich, rooted, and regal.
Fun fact: Mercy’s dress was made with over One million golden safety pins. Tell us about creativity at an all time high.
Mercy Eke – Ice Queen Energy

Mercy Eke at AMVCA 2025 red carpet
In a glimmering, silvery-white masterpiece, Mercy floated onto the scene. Her corset-style bodice, crystal details, and voluminous skirt made her look like a diamond in motion. The glistening backdrop added to the magical, frozen glam effect. Stunning doesn’t even begin.
Mercy Aigbe – Cosmic Royalty

Mercy Aigbe at AMVCA 2025 red carpet
Mercy gave us the moon and the stars, literally. Her gown featured a crescent moon sculpture, a sun-painted bodice, and a starry black skirt. She turned herself into a walking universe. Mercury must be in fashion, because she delivered planetary slayage.
Liquorose – Ethereal Rebel

Liquorose at AMVCA 2025 red carpet
Dressed in sheer cream fishnet with a metallic floral sculpture across the torso, Liquorose looked like a ghostly goddess. The gray head veil added mystery, and the almost-nude illusion had us zooming in. High fashion meets haunting beauty.
Osas Ighodaro – Earth Goddess

Osas Ighodaro at AMVCA 2025 red carpet
Olive, cream, and earthy accents made Osas look like a piece of sacred land. Her gown mimicked landscapes with twig-like headgear giving full-on “Mother of Nature” energy. The details? Chef’s kiss.
Jemima Osunde – Striking in Stripes

Jemima Osunde at AMVCA 2025 red carpet
Jemima went bold in a silver and black strapless gown with a zebra-inspired bodice and voluminous pleated skirt. It was fierce, elegant, and made a solid case for structured glamour. A quiet slay, but a slay nonetheless.
Kiekie – Fairytale Feather Queen

Kiekie at AMVCA 2025 red carpet
Kiekie brought Disney magic with a shimmering silver-blue gown that sparkled like an ice crystal. Sculpted shoulder tendrils added a feathery softness, and her short gray hair made the whole thing feel modern yet whimsical. She glowed, period. The Designer Veekee James really didn’t come to play on this year’s AMVCA looks.
Akin Faminu – The Rose Detail King

Akin Faminu at AMVCA 2025 red carpet
Akin stood out in a black-and-white suit, with embroidered red roses on one shoulder, elegant, artful, and impossibly clean. The dark glasses and hat tied it all together like the fashion-forward king he is.
Mike Afolarin – Pinstripe Don

Mike Afolarin at AMVCA 2025 red carpet
Mike brought cool, quiet confidence in a double-breasted pinstripe blazer and loose pants. With braids, shades, and a pendant necklace, it was a refreshing break from overdone tuxedos. Smooth operator energy.
This year’s AMVCA red carpet was a feast. From sculpted gowns to nature-themed ensembles and galactic couture, the African stars gave us fashion to remember. One thing’s clear, when Africans do glam, they do it for good.
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Tems Leads the New Omega Aqua Terra 30mm Campaign

Tems is making waves again, and this time, it’s not just about her music. She’s leading the new Omega Aqua Terra 30mm campaign, as the newest global ambassador for the luxury swiss watch brand, OMEGA, and we can’t get enough of it!

Tems and Amie Milne rocking the Aqua Terra 30mm Omega watch
Imagine being part of an exclusive club, where style meets sophistication, and elegance is the ultimate goal. That’s what Omega’s new campaign is all about, and Tems is the perfect ambassador to lead the charge. With her unique style, captivating personality, and genre-defying sound, she embodies the spirit of the Aqua Terra collection.
So, what’s the Aqua Terra 30mm all about? It’s a sleek, compact, and incredibly stylish timepiece designed for women who appreciate craftsmanship, elegance, and luxury. With 12 different references to choose from, each featuring unique color combinations and materials, you’ll be spoiled for choice. From stainless steel to 18K Moonshine Gold, Sedna Gold, and bicolor models, the Aqua Terra 30mm is perfect for any occasion.

Aqua Terra 30mm Omega series in silver shades
But what really sets this collection apart is the new chronometer movement: the calibre 8750 for steel and two-tone models, and the calibre 8751 for gold models movement, which offers a 48-hour power reserve, bidirectional automatic winding, and anti magnetic resistance. It’s a testament to Omega’s commitment to innovation and excellence.

Tems rocking the Aqua Terra 30mm Omega gold shade
As part of the “My Little Secret” campaign, Tems joins a lineup of talented women, including Ashley Graham, Ariana DeBose, and Sunday Rose Kidman, who embody the spirit of the Aqua Terra collection. The campaign is all about embracing individuality and celebrating the beauty of keeping secrets.
Also read: Tems Claims her Crown at Billboard Power Play Events
With Tems leading the way, whether you’re looking for a stylish accessory to elevate your everyday look or a luxurious timepiece to make a statement, the Aqua Terra 30mm has got you covered. Visit the Omega website or authorized retailers to explore the collection and find your perfect match.
Also check out: How to Layer Necklaces like a Pro
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Wizkid Celebrates His Lagos Legacy with Family at Tribeca Film Festival Premiere

New York City’s Tribeca Film Festival witnessed a special moment as Afrobeats icon Wizkid premiered his documentary “Wizkid: Long Live Lagos” with partner Jada Pollock and their young daughter by his side. The family made a striking impression on the red carpet—Wizkid in a crisp white ensemble, Pollock in a pink and white tie-dye dress with bold red sunglasses, and their daughter mirroring her father’s style in a miniature white outfit. Their coordinated appearance highlighted the personal significance of this project for the superstar.
More Than a Music Documentary
Directed by Karam Gill, the 83-minute film goes beyond a standard artist biography. It artfully blends Wizkid’s rise to fame with the spirit of Lagos, the city that shaped him. Viewers are treated to intimate behind-the-scenes footage, including studio sessions and personal reflections, alongside electrifying clips from his historic 2024 performance at London’s Tottenham Stadium, a defining moment for Afrobeats on the global stage.
The documentary also serves as a portrait of Lagos itself, capturing its vibrant culture and complexities. Through Wizkid’s journey, the film explores how the city’s energy, struggles, and resilience have influenced his music and worldview.

Wizkid at Tribeca
Fatherhood and Legacy
During the post-screening Q&A, Wizkid opened up about how fatherhood has reshaped his perspective. “My children remind me what’s truly important,” he shared. This heartfelt moment added depth to the premiere, revealing how the global superstar balances fame with personal life.

Wizkid and his daughter at Tribeca
The documentary has already generated significant attention, with HBO Documentary Films securing distribution rights—though an official release date remains unannounced. Due to overwhelming demand, festival organizers added two additional screenings, with queues forming hours in advance. Industry insiders predict the film will not only delight Wizkid’s fans but also introduce Afrobeats to broader audiences.

Wizkid
A Celebration of Culture and Identity
More than just a music documentary, “Wizkid: Long Live Lagos” is a tribute to heritage, ambition, and artistic evolution. The premiere itself became a cultural event, celebrating both Wizkid’s achievements and the enduring influence of Lagos. The evening underscored the human story behind the global phenomenon—proving that even superstars cherish their roots and loved ones above all else.

Wizkid, his partner Jada Pollock, his daughter and other members of his crew
For those eager to experience it, the documentary will screen again at Tribeca on June 11, offering another chance to witness this compelling fusion of music and personal history.
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Tems Claims Her Crown at Billboard Global Power Players Event

When Tems accepted the Diamond Award at the Billboard Global Power Players ceremony in London, it wasn’t just another trophy, it was a milestone. The Nigerian artist, whose sound has reshaped the global music landscape, stood proudly as the industry honored not just her talent, but the cultural wave she represents. And true to form, she did it with the same effortless magnetism that defines her career.
Dressed in a sky-blue dress—sculpted, sleek, and subtly daring. The dress, from Schiaparelli’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection had Tems embodying the confidence of an artist who’s learned to own her space. The gown’s deep sweetheart neckline and off-shoulder sleeves framed her silhouette with understated elegance, while a bold, twisted fabric braid running down the front added just enough edge to remind everyone: she plays by her own rules.

Temsbaby at Billboard Global Power Players Event Awards
But the night wasn’t about the outfit. It was about the recognition—a moment Tems acknowledged with characteristic grace.
“Being African and a musician is a whole new world,and Billboard has championed not just our music, but the culture behind it.”
Her words cut to the heart of why this award matters. From Lagos to London, Tems has spent years bending genres, blending influences, and proving that African artists don’t need to conform to global expectations—they can redefine them. The Diamond Award isn’t just a celebration of her success; it’s a signal that the industry is finally catching up.

Tems
Even her styling whispered quiet rebellion. Her hair, softly curled by Yluxe, and her warm, bronzed makeup by Kayla Perez, kept the focus on her presence rather than flashy theatrics. Because when you’re making history, you don’t need gimmicks, you just need to be seen.
Surely, as the applause echoed through the room, one thing was clear: Tems wasn’t just collecting an award. She was claiming her place in the story of music. And if this night was any indication, she’s only just begun.
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