Nigerian celebrities never take a break when it has comes to fashion. This week, they’ve taken it upon themselves to keep us glued to our screens with outfits that had the right dose of glam.

At various events, they delivered looks that were impossible to ignore. Six of these stars gave us moments worth remembering. And as you already know, I’m ready to spill it all.

Here are your top looks of the week:

Jackie Aina

Jackie Aina

The City of New York lit up as Jackie Aina stepped out in a gray toned fitted dress with tiny sleeves. On top was an oversized faux fur coat in gray hue. To elevate her style, she carried a handbag, slipped her legs into strappy heels, and put on a stylish sunglasses that sealed the look.

Yvonne Godswill

Yvonne Godswill

Yvonne, who recently expressed gratitude for the big and small things in her life, went for a laid-back look. Spotted in the street, she wore a white cropped top paired with gray wide-leg pants. She kept it simple, styling her hair in long waves, while wearing chic sunglasses, and holding a small handbag to complete the look.

Lily Afe

Lily Afe

At the screening of the movie in TIFF 2025, “Mother’s love,” Lily Afe delivered a classic fashion moment and left no crumbs. Dressed in a white off-shoulder gown that had lace details, it was well structured, and flowed to the floor. To upgrade the outfit, she matched it with a Louis Vuitton mini handbag. She wore smoky make-up with a bold red lipstick, and her styled hair rested beautifully on her shoulders.

Ini Edo

Ini Edo

Nollywood’s finest returns, to De9jaSpirit Talent Hunt show in a white, sheer, figure-hugging gown decorated with floral appliques and pearl details around the shoulders. The dress had a daring high slit lined with white flowers adding drama to it. She completed the outfit with strappy heels. Her hair wasn’t left out. It was styled in a side curls, and she kept her make-up bold with dark lipstick, making the overall appearance striking.

Osas Ighodaro

Osas Ighodaro

Osas turned her message of advice into a fashion statement. She hit the studio dressed in a patterned top that was tucked into a flowing skirt with a thigh-high slit. She finished it off with neutral heels, and a simple, yet beautiful makeup that fits perfectly.

IK Ogbonna

Ik Ogbonna

What’s this list without some menswear power? Ik Ogbonna brought all shades of color to the party with a blazer that is impossible to miss. Beneath the multi-coloured blazer, he wore a classic black shirt paired with fitted trousers. He wore black shoes and to seal the look, he chose sunglasses.

From New York streets to Toronto movie screenings, and Lagos events, these looks gave us something worth talking about. There may be different approaches about fashion, but one thing is constant, Nigerians know how to make every moment stylish.

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When one of Africa’s biggest stars steps into the world of sportswear, the impact is felt far beyond music and sport. This month, Burna Boy announced a multi-year partnership with On, the Swiss performance brand known for its innovative footwear and athletic wear.

Unlike a typical celebrity endorsement, this collaboration gives Burna Boy an active role as Clubhouse President. That position puts him at the forefront of Clubhouse Nights, On’s global series that brings tennis, music and art together. Paris has already hosted an edition headlined by Burna Boy, transforming what might have been a tennis showcase into a vibrant cultural event. New York and Miami are next on the schedule.

The campaign reflects Burna Boy’s roots as much as his global influence. Directed by filmmaker Rollo Jackson with set design by Jabez Bartlett, the visuals draw on Nigerian-inspired patterns and objects. This ensures the collaboration is not just stylish but grounded in identity.

For On, originally a brand focused on running, this move signals a clear shift into cultural spaces while keeping performance at its core. For Nigerians, it is another reminder of how homegrown talent is shaping international industries beyond music, from fashion runways to sports arenas.

Burna Boy explained the partnership in his own words: “For me, everything I do comes from the same place: music, sport, community and culture. It is all connected. On gets that. Our partnership is about shaking things up and creating new energy in the world of sports.”

On’s CEO, Martin Hoffmann, added: “We exist to ignite the human spirit through movement, and Burna Boy’s art does exactly that. He does not just make music; he moves communities. Welcoming him is a special moment for us.”

The partnership will roll out through special collections and global events, starting with On’s tennis-inspired line. Expect footwear and apparel that merge On’s performance technology with Burna Boy’s bold style, designed to appeal both on and off the court.

For Nigeria, the deal is bigger than branding. It highlights how Afrobeats and Nigerian creativity continue to redefine global culture. With Burna Boy at the centre of this collaboration, one thing is clear: our stories and styles are no longer on the sidelines, they are leading the game.

The La Roche-Posay 50th anniversary dinner was a classy event to celebrate the skincare brand’s milestone. Of course, the guests arrived in style, but the one person who truly drew the spotlight was none other than Nancy Isime.

Nancy has a way of turning every appearance into a moment at every event and here she reminded everyone why she is a true fashion muse. Beyond her work as an actress and a TV host, she has shown us various times that her styles speaks as loudly as her talent.

Nancy Isime

She looked breathtaking in a short, off-shoulder dress that immediately captured attention. The base of the dress was adorned with floral designs and tiny sparkling embellishments that gave it a dreamy feel. But the part that really stood out were the sleeves that had bold blue flowers curving across her shoulders. It gave the dress its standout touch.