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| @missaei |
Wearing the native iro and buba to Nigerian occasions is highly appreciated mostly in the Lagos part of the country. It
easily brings out that contemporary sophisticated side of every woman
rocking it from the young curvy women to the glam mamas who won't want
to retire off the fashion game for the new bloods to shine.
Each
pair of iro and buba can be made from various colorful fabrics such as
Ankara, Laces, Adire, aswell as various silk fabrics with beautiful
patterns as seen on fashionistas into glamorous designs to bring out
that one stylish look.
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| @missaei |
Once
you've gotten your iro and buba ready, a pair of nicely made heels will
completely nail your final appearance, but don't forget, you still need
your Gele (headgear) and Ipele to put the finishing touches to your
look, because you never know if this one event is where you will finally
meet your Knight in shiny armor.
Well,
if you rock this traditional style often you will know that there's one
single important detail missing so far - Your necklaces. The outfit can
best be completed with pearls and beads of various beautiful colors
like red, green, yellow etc depending what you like.
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| @nigerian_queenn in @jo.fashionhouse |
Now
who says the iro and buba is only for the African women? Even white
women slay in the iro and buba effortlessly for some of them appreciate
the African heritage.
Wearing
the iro and buba to some occasions can also be your lucky charm at
certain types of events because it can save you a plate of nicely made Pounded yam and spicy Egusi soup with assorted meats and eron igbe *winks*.
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| @irolagos |
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| @mswushishi in @41_luxe.abuja |
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