Mimi Yina, popularly known as Medlin Boss, attended Funke Bucknor-Obruthe’s 50th birthday celebration in a stylish outfit. The event honored one of Nigeria’s most respected names in event planning, Funke Bucknor-Obruthe been founder of Zapphaire Events. For an occasion this big, the stylist and CEO of Medlin Couture came dressed to match the event.

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Medlin arrived in a two-piece consisting of an orange and white patterned A-line tunic layered over high-waisted, wide-leg white trousers. The tunic had a bold, abstract organic motif, styled wide open at the front to reveal a white collar and wide cuffs, giving it a tailored shirt-jacket look. Her hair was pulled back into a low ponytail, parted cleanly down the middle. She styled it with an architectural white headpiece.

Her accessories was a cream-coloured leather top-handle handbag with clean lines and gentle hardware. For jewelry, she wore chunky earrings and a gold watch. She completed her outfit with orange satin pointed-toe pumps with a flared heel and an ornate, glittering crystal sunburst brooch at the toe front

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Medlin Boss has had her hands full lately too. Earlier this year, she was busy dressing Ini Edo in a black, off-the-shoulder Medlin Couture gown for the actress’s birthday shoot, and BamBam in a white lace gown for hers.

Funke Bucknor-Obruthe’s 50th was always going to draw out the best in Lagos fashion circles, given her standing as a pioneer in the events industry, and Medlin Boss did not disappoint.

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Just days before the party, Medlin had worn a completely different look, a brown corset top with a red lip stitched onto the waist, a green and white striped skirt flaring out at the bottom, and green satin heels to match, plus a green and gold beaded bag. Nothing about that outfit looked like the clean orange and white combo she wore to the birthday celebration. One week she was giving simple and neat, the next she was giving loud and dramatic.

Toke Makinwa was one of the guests at the BellaNaija Next Gen Creator House. The event, known as #BN20CreatorHouse, happened in Lagos on June 25, 2026. It was a partnership between BellaNaija and Google Gemini, designed as a one-day workshop for young Nigerian creators aged 18 to 25.

The event was all about teaching them how to level up in content creation, storytelling, personal branding, and growing an audience. They also covered how to use AI responsibly as part of their toolkit. While the event was focused on the next generation, Toke’s outfit showed that she’s still a major style icon who knows how to steal everyone’s attention.

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At the event, Toke wore a red tweed halter mini dress with a sharp, elongated collar and a plunging V-neckline by Nigerian designer Weizdhurm Franklyn. The textured fabric carried a simple white grid pattern, and the skirt had asymmetric draping that fell into a long side train finished with long red fringe.

Her hair was made into a full side-parted retro bob styled with soft, Hollywood waves that framed her face. For accessories, she carried a white smooth heart-shaped clutch held at the hip, and wore white-framed sunglasses. Her jewellery was metallic gold chain bracelets stacked on the right wrist, a silver watch and diamond stud earrings. Makinwa complemented her look with white pointed-toe stiletto pumps.

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Toke definitely knows how to create a moment at creative events. Back in late March, she moderated a panel at Funke Akindele’s “Creative Blueprint Masterclass 2.0” in an oversized grey suit and layered jewelry, a bold look she captioned, “Call me Ms. Grey.” From sharp, structured power suits to the red tweed gown she wore at the BN20Creator House, Toke consistently proves she can easily shift her look to match the room while always maintaining her commanding presence.

Tems walked the red carpet at the 2026 BET Awards on Sunday, June 28, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. She had three nominations that night, including Best Female R&B/Pop Artist and a BET Her nod for her song “First,” but her outfit was already making rounds on the Internet before the night even properly began.

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She arrived at the event in a brown bodycon gown with a plunging halter neckline that showed her hourglass shape. The dress transitions at her hips into a heavy, asymmetrical wrap of matching chocolate ostrich feathers that falls into a big textured floor-length train, completely concealing her footwear.

Her glam, executed by makeup artist Kayla Perez was in warm earthy tones with a deep brown lined glossy lip that complemented the gown. Her hair, styled by Viphair Ashanti was parted down the center into long, soft, waves that fall past her shoulders. Tems kept her accessories minimal choosing a delicate diamond choker necklace paired with a matching diamond bracelet and a few rings.

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She was seen in three outfits at the event. For her performance of “What You Need,” she wore an ivory cream halter gown, backed by a full band and six backup singers. Later, she joined Tierra Whack on stage in a black vest and pinstripe trousers for a tribute to Lauryn Hill, who received the night’s first Living Legend Icon Award.

In the end, Tems did not win any of her three categories. But between the red carpet and the stage, her outfit was worth every hype.

Going from the Lagos music scene to center stage in Los Angeles didn’t happen by accident. Every detail, right down to the feathers on her dress, was a calculated move.