Oma Osele has won Miss Continental World 2026 for Nigeria. She took the crown at the grand finale in Ayutthaya, Thailand, on October 9, 2026, and India’s Shreeya Panda finished as first runner-up.

Osele did not just win the crown alone, she also won the Queen of Africa title, which goes to the highest-placing African contestant, and the Best National Attire Award, given to the best cultural costume at the event.

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This was not her first win of the season. Earlier in September, she took the World Premiere Award after topping the fan vote on Eventista’s 1Vote platform. She beat India’s Monica Konjengbam and Thailand’s Pornpaya Rianju in that category. The prize came with a media package that included an official social media post, two videos with Eventista partner media and an AP News press release.

Osele represented Nigeria through EliteGlam Pageant Organisation, which congratulated her after the final. The team spoke about how tough the preparation was and appreciated her for trusting them all the way.

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Nigeria did well on the men’s side as well. Sambo Unwana Essien finished third runner-up at Mister Continental World 2026 and won the King of Kings and Best National Attire awards.

In the end, Nigeria went home with the women’s crown and a top-five finish in the men’s category, and both contestants were honoured for their national attire.

“Just a gurl with good taste in everything” Teminikan says in her latest Instagram post. The renowned model and lifestyle influencer recently stepped out in a chic, tailored outfit that blended professional elements with feminine styling.

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Teminikan was photographed in a grey, plaid double-breasted blazer worn as a mini dress. It featured a structured shoulders and classic lapels. It was also decorated with floral brooches from Neefamoaccessories on one side of the chest.

She paired the blazer with black sheer tights from the same brand she got her brooches. Her accessories were simple gold pieces, a thin chain necklace, gold-trimmed bracelets and stacked rings. Teminikan carried a small, structured, dark brown clutch from the same brand as her leggings. For shoes, she wore burgundy-coloured pointed-toe heels with a patent leather finish, her bag matched the burgundy tones.

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Her hair was styled by Toria Luxuryhair in copper-brown waves with layers and curtain bangs that framed her face. Teminikan did her makeup and it included well-defined brows, warm earthy tone eyeshadow, and a glossy nude-brown lip.

Teminikan leaned into contrast with this her latest look, using delicate brooches to soften the structure of the plaid blazer. If there’s one thing Temi doesn’t miss, its her sense of style. Every piece served its purpose. She also used the post to congratulate Neefamoaccessories on their launch, tying the accessories directly into the whole styling.

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.

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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.