Gabriella John Nasky (Naskii) went viral for styling Tems and Dave’s “Raindance” with just 48 hours’ notice. But the career pivot that got her there started with a simple irritation: watching music videos where the outfits just didn’t make sense. “I’d watch a music video or a film and think, ‘Why are you wearing that here?’ It didn’t blend with the environment, and it used to bother me.” That irritation, small and persistent, was the beginning of her stylistic vision. It wasn’t until the pandemic that she decided to answer the call of the void and explore the fashion industry. The COVID-19 lockdowns made Naskii seriously consider fashion as more than an interest. The global pause forced a reckoning. Life, as she had known it, felt unsustainable. “I wasn’t happy. But I never really wrote in my journal that this was what I wanted to do at a certain age. After lockdown, life was showing me what it really does, and I found myself searching for purpose. I needed something that felt truly mine,  something that came from my own hands and my own mind. I wanted work that, even though it would be hard, would still feel fulfilling.” Like […] The post Meet Gabriella Nasky: The Stylist Who Doesn’t Like Being Called a Stylist appeared first on BN Style.

Gabriella John Nasky (Naskii) went viral for styling Tems and Dave’s “Raindance” with just 48 hours’ notice. But the career pivot that got her there started with a simple irritation: watching music videos where the outfits just didn’t make sense. “I’d watch a music video or a film and think, ‘Why are you wearing that here?’ It didn’t blend with the environment, and it used to bother me.” That irritation, small and persistent, was the beginning of her stylistic vision. It wasn’t until the pandemic that she decided to answer the call of the void and explore the fashion industry. The COVID-19 lockdowns made Naskii seriously consider fashion as more than an interest. The global pause forced a reckoning. Life, as she had known it, felt unsustainable. “I wasn’t happy. But I never really wrote in my journal that this was what I wanted to do at a certain age. After lockdown, life was showing me what it really does, and I found myself searching for purpose. I needed something that felt truly mine,  something that came from my own hands and my own mind. I wanted work that, even though it would be hard, would still feel fulfilling.” Like […] The post Meet the Stylist Behind Dave & Tems’ Raindance Looks And Why She Refuses the ‘Stylist’ Label appeared first on BN Style.

Gender reveal parties have become a fun and creative way for expectant parents to share the exciting news about the gender of their baby with friends and family. From elaborate setups to simple yet charming ideas, there are countless ways to make your gender reveal a memorable and joyful experience. Here are seven of the […] The post 7 Gender Reveal Ideas To Try in 2026 appeared first on FabWoman.

Lassa fever is a disease that remains a serious public health concern in Nigeria and other parts of West Africa. Although it has existed for decades, seasonal outbreaks continue to raise alarm due to their potential severity and high fatality rate when treatment is delayed. According to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention […] The post 9 Things To Know About Lassa Fever appeared first on FabWoman.

From Lagos to New York, Hertunba is heading to New York Fashion Week. This February, the brand will present its heritage, artisanal craftsmanship and contemporary silhouettes at the NYFW Collections Showroom. Known for its refined tailoring and thoughtful detailing, Hertunba continues to build a steady presence beyond home soil, and this moment marks another exciting step on that journey.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Hertunba by Florentina (@hertunba) The showcase will be by private appointment only, offering an intimate look at the pieces set to represent Lagos style on a global stage.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Hertunba by Florentina (@hertunba) The post Hertunba Set to Showcase at NYFW Collections Showroom appeared first on BN Style.

Cape Town is having a main character moment and the girlies are outside. From sun soaked Clifton beaches to vineyard lunches in Stellenbosch and golden hour views atop Lion’s Head, it feels like every stylish itinerary currently leads to the Mother City. The timelines are flooded with soft life visuals, ocean drives along Chapman’s Peak, curated Airbnb stays and perfectly planned birthday trips. Naturally, we had to tap in. Whether you are planning your own Cape Town escape or simply want to live vicariously through the girls who did it first and did it well, we have rounded up five Cape Town vlogs you absolutely need to watch. Consider this your pre trip mood board. Amy Okoli SWEEET Thuto Maphala Gisela Amponsah Adanna Adaka   Feature Image Credit: @explorewithkevs The post If You’re Planning a Cape Town Trip, Start With These 5 Vlogs appeared first on BN Style.

Commanding attention at New York Fashion Week, the Ivorian beauty queen, Olivia Yacé, simmered in gold, delivering a look that felt equal parts regal and runway ready. Her gold corseted bodice sculpted to perfection caught the light with every step, while a rose embellished gown softened the structure with romantic drama. It was the kind of ensemble that does not whisper for attention but understands that it already has it. With undeniable star power and the poise of a woman who knows exactly who she is, Olivia owned the moment. See the look   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) The post All That Glitters: Olivia Yacé’s Golden NYFW Moment appeared first on BN Style.

History was made in August 2025 with the approval of Nigeria’s first female-only university, Tazkiyah University. The university was among nine new private institutions approved by the National Universities Commission (NUC). Here are some things to know about the university. 1. Its Name Signifies Its Moral Mission “Tazkiyah” means purification, growth, and ethical self-development, which reflects […] The post 8 Things To Know About Tazkiyah University, Nigeria’s First Female Only University appeared first on FabWoman.

Since its launch in 2015, the Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Programme, also known as the TEF grant, has funded over 24,000 African entrepreneurs, disbursed more than $100 million in seed capital, and helped beneficiaries create over 1.5 million jobs and generate more than $4.2 billion in revenue. With results like these, preparing well before you […] The post 6 Things To Prepare Before Applying For The Tony Elumelu Foundation Grant appeared first on FabWoman.

Nigerian design label Dye Lab and Cape Town–based ethical accessories atelier PICHULIK announce a limited-edition collaborative capsule collection that unites two women-led, African-founded brands around a shared commitment to heritage, sustainability, and contemporary design. Inspired by a mutual passion for traditional techniques and modern design, the Dye Lab x PICHULIK collaboration merges Dye Lab’s vibrant textile language with PICHULIK’s signature sculptural forms. The collection celebrates creative exchange across the continent, demonstrating how distinct African design traditions can meet to create something new.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by dyelab (@dye_lab) Rooted in ethical, small-batch production and locally made processes, both brands approach design as a means of preserving craft, empowering women, and strengthening creative ecosystems across Africa. The collaboration reflects these shared values, translating them into a range of accessories that feel purposeful, expressive, and deeply connected to place. The capsule revisits the bold, rope-intensive aesthetic of PICHULIK’s early years, reinterpreted through Dye Lab’s maximalist colour sensibility. The result is a collection that feels both nostalgic and contemporary, grounded in cultural storytelling while designed for everyday wear. The exclusive range features neckpieces, bracelets, and earrings crafted using repurposed rope, semi-precious stones, brass elements, and the […] The post Dye Lab x PICHULIK Unveil a Limited-Edition Pan-African Collaboration appeared first on BN Style.

People say men’s style is boring, and sometimes that feels true. But the real issue is not the clothes. It is the lack of imagination. Menswear becomes interesting the moment you start mixing, matching and paying attention to detail. That is where personal style lives. Neo Akpofure has cracked the code. His style philosophy is that dressing well as a man in 2026 is less about chasing trends and more about understanding proportion, colour and texture. Whether he is layering unexpected pieces or refining silhouettes, Neo shows how small, intentional choices can completely change the conversation around menswear. If you are looking to upgrade your style this year, it is worth taking notes.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Neo Mobor Akpofure (@neo_akpofure)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Neo Mobor Akpofure (@neo_akpofure)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Neo Mobor Akpofure (@neo_akpofure)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Neo Mobor Akpofure (@neo_akpofure)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Neo Mobor Akpofure (@neo_akpofure) The post If You Want to Dress Better in 2026, Watch Neo Akpofure appeared first on BN Style.

The 15 Percent Pledge Gala came with a clear brief: African fashion, with a strong spotlight on Nigerian designers. And the celebrities did not miss the memo. From the moment guests arrived, it was evident that this was a night dedicated to celebrating Nigeria’s fashion excellence, creativity, and global relevance. Red carpet after red carpet look, paid homage to homegrown talent, with stars stepping out in pieces that showcased bold craftsmanship, rich fabrics, and unmistakable Nigerian design codes. It was a powerful reminder of just how influential Nigerian fashion has become, especially when worn by celebrities who understand its cultural weight. See the outfits that made the gala a true celebration of Nigerian designers. Jackie Aina in Sevon Dejana   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) Shalom Blac in Saadia Sanusi   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) Shae Scott in Onalaja Official   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) Eniola Popoola in Hertunba   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) Marvella in Hertunba   View this post on Instagram   A […] The post Nigerian Designers Took Centre Stage at the 15 Percent Gala| See the Looks appeared first on BN Style.

Tattoos can be an exciting way to express art or stand out, but they are also a permanent decision that deserves careful thought. Whether it’s your first tattoo or you’re adding to an existing collection, here are the most important things to know before getting a tattoo. 1. Think long-term Before deciding to get a […] The post Thinking Of Getting A Tattoo? Here are 7 Things To Know Before You Get One appeared first on FabWoman.

In today’s fast-changing economy, relying on a single source of income is no longer enough. Many women are actively seeking high-income skills that allow them to earn more, work flexibly, and access opportunities beyond traditional office roles. The good news is that you don’t need years of study or an expensive degree to increase your […] The post 10 High-Income Skills You Can Learn in 6 Months To Increase Your Income appeared first on FabWoman.

While there is a lot of buzz about Valentine’s Day, Galentine’s Day is a reminder that some of the deepest, most life-saving forms of love exist in female friendships. Celebrated on February 13, Galentine’s Day is dedicated to the women who hype us up, sit with us in silence, show up during heartbreak, and celebrate […] The post 11 Galentine’s Day Ideas to Try With Your Girls This February appeared first on FabWoman.

A groundbreaking test using menstrual blood to test for signs of cervical cancer could be a convenient, non-invasive, and accurate way of screening for the disease, researchers have said. The Pap smear procedure, while lifesaving and important, is invasive, intimate, and, for some, emotionally triggering, which has led many women to delay or completely avoid […] The post For Women Who Fear Pap Smears, Here Are 5 Things To Know About This New Cervical Screening Method appeared first on FabWoman.

Nigerian makeup artist and entrepreneur Theresa Emegwara, known as @Tesglammakeovers on Instagram, has officially received her Guinness World Record plaque for completing the longest continuous makeup session by an individual, held in Lagos. The marathon, which took place at the popular Landmark Boulevard in August 2025, saw Tesglam transform over 200 faces nonstop for six days, […] The post Nigerian Makeup Artist, Tesglam Receives Guinness World Records Plaque After 146-Hour Makeup Marathon appeared first on FabWoman.

Heritage in Motion by Taryor Gabriels presents a study in modern menswear where legacy informs every decision, but never weighs it down. This is tailoring stripped of excess and defined by purpose. Precise cuts. Controlled silhouettes. A quiet confidence that comes from mastery, not noise. Each piece reflects an unwavering respect for craft. Nothing accidental. Nothing overstated. Tradition is not romanticised here, it is refined, sharpened, and reintroduced with clarity. The result is bespoke that feels current and composed, speaking fluently to the modern man who values restraint as much as expression. This is quiet luxury with backbone. Measured execution. A standard that does not ask for attention, because it already commands it. Heritage is discipline. Motion is intent. Credits Creative Director: @taryorgabrielsPhotography: @emmanueleyeleke The post Taryor Gabriels Presents Heritage in Motion appeared first on BN Style.

We all know that feeling too well. January was meant to be the month you finally started the gym, committed to a “clean” diet, kept up with your daily journaling, or smashed that 10k-steps-a-day goal. If you didn’t, that’s okay. Let’s just agree that January was about finding your rhythm and learning how to balance life and work. Now February is here, and it’s the perfect time to make a few gentle shifts. Are you in? Here are 5 habits to adopt into your overall wellness and fitness routines: Try mini challenges Notice how we said try? That’s because the goal is to build the discipline needed to achieve results slowly, sustainably, and effectively. From the 75 Hard Challenge to 100 Days of Fitness and beyond, there are countless routines designed to nourish your mind, strengthen your body, and elevate your overall appearance. And you don’t have to dive in headfirst. Start by exploring shorter or lower-intensity challenges that help you build consistency and confidence, one step at a time. @monetmcmichael i heard 21 days makes a habit stick 💕💡🎀💪🏾 i’ve been thinking about this idea for a minute after attempting 75 hard last spring – i finally feel confident […] The post 5 Ways To Get Your Mind & Body Right While You Live Your Best Life appeared first on BN Style.

For introverts, Valentine’s Day ideas don’t have to involve crowded restaurants, loud music, or social pressure, as love is often expressed in calm moments and meaningful conversations. If you and your partner value peace over performance, here are thoughtful Valentine’s Day ideas for introverted couples who want to celebrate love in a way that feels […] The post 7 Interesting Ways To Spend Valentine’s Day If You And Your Man Are Introverts appeared first on FabWoman.

Sharon Ademefun has the kind of wardrobe that makes you pause mid-scroll. From her autumn–winter looks in Paris to her polished Grammys week appearances, her style is not loud. Not try-hard. Just really, really good.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Sharon Ademefun (@lifeofrona01) One day it’s sharp tailoring layered with ease, the next it’s soft glamour, or Nigerian designer with a knowing edge. Every look reads considered, but still very much lived in. In Paris, her autumn–winter wardrobe leaned into structure and texture and the focus was on fit, fabric, and confidence, proving that great style does not shout to be heard. Fast-forward to Grammys week and the wardrobe shifted gears without losing its identity. Sharon delivered looks that felt red-carpet adjacent but still true to her personal aesthetic. Clean lines, thoughtful styling, and that effortless cool that cannot be manufactured.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Sharon Ademefun (@lifeofrona01) What makes Sharon Ademefun’s style so compelling is its consistency, and honestly, at this point, we are not asking for much. Just a slice. See the looks   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Sharon […] The post We Want a Slice of Sharon Ademefun’s Wardrobe appeared first on BN Style.

There’s a quiet consensus forming in fashion right now, and it sounds a lot like this: everybody wants to wear Sevon Dejana. The coture house has been steadily making its way onto the right people, at the right moments. Olandria Carthen was one of the first to set things in motion, stepping out in Sevon Dejana and putting the brand firmly on the radar of the fashion-forward girlies who pay attention. Since then, it has felt less like a trend and more like a movement. The kind that spreads organically, one confident woman at a time. Fast-forward to Grammy weekend, and the message could not be clearer. Achieng Agutu stepped out in custom Sevon Dejana at a Grammys after-party hosted with Patrón, delivering a look that was bold, self-assured, and unmistakably cool. Styled by Aaron Hawkins, and glam by Kilprity, the moment felt intentional and effortless all at once. The kind of after-party look that lingers long after the night ends. When a brand moves from early adopters to cultural tastemakers and then lands on a global stage, you know something is clicking. The girlies are aligned, and Sevon Dejana is clearly the label they all want to wear. See […] The post Achieng Agutu Makes the Case for Sevon Dejana at the Grammys After-Party appeared first on BN Style.

Makeup for acne-prone skin is often taught like a correction exercise. As if the face has made a mistake and must now be managed apologetically. But acne doesn’t announce itself politely. It shows up before meetings, on your period, the week you finally feel good about yourself. So any conversation about makeup has to start from reality. You wake up late. There’s a new breakout on your cheek, red and raised and very much not in yesterday’s plan. Instinct says: more product, thicker foundation, extra powder. But skin like this doesn’t respond well to panic. There’s also the temptation to make the entire face uniform. To flatten everything so no one can tell where the acne is. But that’s usually where things go wrong. Full coverage everywhere for a few active spots only creates more friction, more clogged pores, more frustration two days later when the breakout has multiplied.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Chinyere Uzoma (@justada97.niche) Then there’s powder. The reflex is understandable. Acne shines, you think, and the shine must be stopped. So you press powder into an inflamed area and wonder why it suddenly looks angrier, drier, more obvious. At some […] The post How to Do Makeup on Acne Breakouts Without Making Things Worse appeared first on BN Style.

Bolanle Austen-Peters is an award-winning Nigerian film producer, director, and cultural entrepreneur. Dubbed the “Queen of Nigerian Theatre,” she has, over the years, been renowned for shaping Nigeria’s art industry, as well as her focus on bringing to life films that address social issues. As she turns a year older today, here are some things […] The post 10 Things To Know About Bolanle Austen-Peters, The Queen Of Nigerian Theatre appeared first on FabWoman.

Snakes remain a significant concern for many Nigerians, particularly for those residing in rural communities and areas with bushes. Plants that repel snakes are therefore often searched for by people looking for natural ways to protect their homes, especially in areas where snake encounters are common. While modern pest control methods exist, certain plants are commonly grown […] The post 6 Plants That Help Keep Snakes Away From Your Home appeared first on FabWoman.

Ugo Mozie is setting the tone for 2026, and he is doing it from the Grammys red carpet. The stylist and creative director kicked off the year by styling both Jon Batiste and Leon Thomas for the 2026 Grammy Awards, continuing the momentum of what was already an explosive run in 2025. Last year, Mozie’s work spanned some of the most high-profile moments in culture, from styling Blue Ivy Carter for Beyoncé’s tour to Diana Ross at the Met Gala. That streak of landmark fashion moments shows no signs of slowing down, and the Grammys marked a confident start to another defining year. For Leon Thomas, the night carried both fashion and career milestones. Thomas took home two Grammy awards, a moment Mozie described as deeply personal and proud. On the red carpet and for his performance looks, Mozie collaborated with Zac Posen and Gap Studio, translating a shared creative vision into tailored, contemporary statements. The looks were complemented by a custom leather suit by Senegalese designer Jagne, bringing an African soul to the night, alongside a classic black tuxedo by Ferragamo. Finishing touches came courtesy of Audemars Piguet and Loree Rodkin, reinforcing Mozie’s belief that details define the moment. […] The post Ugo Mozie’s Grammys 2026 Moment Signals Another Defining Year Ahead appeared first on BN Style.

Love is in the air and growing beautifully for Veekee James Atere and Femi Atere. The fashion designer and her husband have announced that they are expecting their first child, marking a tender new chapter in their love story. The news has been met with an outpouring of joy from fans, friends, and the fashion community who have followed Veekee’s journey from bridal couture darling to style icon in her own right. Known for her bold creativity and unapologetic femininity, Veekee’s transition into motherhood feels both intimate and celebratory. As she steps into this season with grace and gratitude alongside Femi, one thing is certain: this next chapter promises love, growth, and a beautiful expansion of the Atere family. See their announcement. Watch:   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by VEEKEE JAMES ATERE (@veekee_james) The post Veekee James Atere and Femi Atere Share Joyful News of First Pregnancy appeared first on BN Style.

South African singer Tyla has won the Best African Music Performance award at the 2026 Grammy Awards, marking her second win in the category and beating four African heavyweights, including Nigerian stars like Davido, Ayra Starr, and Burna Boy. Tyla won the award for her hit single “Push 2 Start” two years after she picked […] The post How Tyla’s Second Grammy Win Marks A Major Moment for African Women in Global Music appeared first on FabWoman.

American singer Aura V has made history as the youngest recipient of a Grammy award in history. The eight-year-old who is a part of the father-daughter duo, FYÜTCH and Aura V, won Best Children’s Music Album for Harmony at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, February 1st, 2026, making her the youngest winner ever. […] The post Meet The Eight-Year-Old Who Just Made History As The Youngest Grammy Winner appeared first on FabWoman.

“I am the lion of the street. If anybody thinks APC will fight here and another party will win, it’s not going to happen.” – Orji Uzor Kalu The self-acclaimed Lion of the street is part of a group of people whom my ever-vocal brother, Peter4Nigeria, calls the Association of Failed Governors of Abia State.  […]

Award season is officially in full swing, and the 2026 Grammy Awards sit firmly at the top of the list when it comes to anticipated style moments. Yes, it’s music’s biggest night and a defining milestone in the careers of its winners. But beyond the awards and performances, the red carpet tells its own story –  those fleeting interviews, camera flashes, and perfectly timed photo moments that go on to shape some of pop culture’s most memorable fashion narratives. This year, high fashion and personality went hand in hand, with a host of beloved artists, including Olivia Dean, Tyla, Ayra Starr, Coco Jones, and Ari Lennox stepping out in looks that felt bold, expressive, and unmistakably personal. In one of the night’s most exciting highlights, African creatives once again made a strong statement on the global stage. Standout moments included Jon Batiste in Eleven Sixteen, styled by Nigerian fashion designer and image director Ugo Mozie, who also delivered the dashing looks worn by Leon Thomas—winner of Best R&B Album and Best Traditional R&B Performance on the night. With that said, here are a few red-carpet looks from the 2026 Grammys that completely had our attention: Tyla in Dsquared2   View […] The post Serving Looks at the 2026 Grammys: Celebrities Who Stole the Show appeared first on BN Style.

Ayra Starr has officially cemented her place in the fashion conversation, and the Grammys 2026 only sealed the deal. The star stepped onto the red carpet in a custom sheer black deep-V gown by Nicola Bacchilega, delivering a masterclass in modern elegance with just the right hint of drama. Finished with sparkling Akano diamonds, the look was confident, polished, and unmistakably star-level. Styled by Elly30, with beauty by Painted by Esther, Ayra’s Grammys moment was less about trying and more about knowing exactly who she is. And yes, fashion books, take notes.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) The post Ayra Starr Shines in Custom Nicola Bacchilega at the Grammys 2026 appeared first on BN Style.

A Nigerian singer, Ifunanya Nwangene, who goes by the stage name Nanyah Music, died on January 31st, 2026, due to complications arising from a snake bite at her Abuja home. According to sources, Nanyah reportedly made frantic efforts to save her life after the incident, rushing herself to two different hospitals for urgent medical attention. […] The post Snake Bite First Aid: Do’s and Don’ts Every Woman Should Know appeared first on FabWoman.

January flew by in a blur, and it feels like 2026 only just began. But in the beauty space, we’re convinced the year is only getting started. From full-coverage soft glam and bold, vibrant eye looks to glass-like skin and unconventional braids, a wave of exciting trends is already taking shape. This year, the girlies are moving with intention and a spirit of exploration. Whether it’s sticking to non-negotiable beauty staples or daring to experiment with something new and playful, there’s an unmistakable sense of confidence in the air, and we’re here for it. Makeup artists and hairstylists are pushing creative boundaries, beauty creators are in their experimental era, and it’s safe to say 2026 has plenty to inspire, try, and fall in love with. Check out 5 beauty trends we’ve spotted so far: Cat Eye Nails   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Après Gel-X & Structured Gel Manicures (@dovenailsbysharon)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Beauty (@bellanaijabeauty)   Betty Boop Bobs & Wavy Pixies   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Glamour (@glamourmag) Bright & Embellished Lids   View this post on Instagram   […] The post 6 Beauty Trends We’ve Spotted in 2026 So Far appeared first on BN Style.

If you’re a young Nigerian who grew up loving fashion and appreciating how it marks pivotal moments in life: weddings, birthdays, work attire, and celebrations. You most likely always understood that style reflects the rhythm of life and, ultimately, one’s identity. It answers the question, “Who are you?” in a way that speaks to history, culture, and personal aspirations. So let’s break it down and explore it through some of us Gen Z ’s coming-of-age journey, and the influences passed down through generations,  paying homage to what has shaped our sartorial narrative. The Coming-Of-Age Process Some of us grew up watching a lot of TV, mostly international content like Disney Channel and Nickelodeon, alongside homegrown series on YouTube and DSTV. We were always drawn to female characters, either because we resonated with their stories and found their audacity inspiring, or because of their undeniable sense of style. Their fashion always seemed to say, “I’m here, I’m showing up as my full self, still a work in progress, but fabulous.” That level of authenticity stayed with us and sparked our love for bold colours and expressive prints. So yes, we can all thank That’s So Raven for that. And later, the […] The post The Intersection of Fashion & Identity For Nigerian Girlies appeared first on BN Style.

Sometimes, we hit a point where our everyday staples just aren’t doing it anymore, for no clear reason at all. We start craving something extra, something outside our comfort zone, or simply a change of pace. And that’s perfectly okay. Playing with your personal style isn’t just fun; it’s necessary. It’s how you discover what you truly love (and what you don’t), much like going on dates or endlessly scrolling through Netflix in search of the perfect show to binge. So if you’re in the mood to switch things up and spark a little joy or excitement in your wardrobe, we’ve got you covered. Here are 5 things to do when you’re bored of your clothes: Get intentional about styling an outfit This always makes a huge difference. With the right bag, glasses, socks, or even an extra layer, your outfit can be transformed in an instant.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Kandie J (@thinklikekandie) Add new fun prints and textures You’re probably thinking this is an obvious choice, but it still deserves to be said. Think of it like arts and crafts. Step away from dark or predictable colors and opt for something […] The post 5 Things To Do When You’re Bored Of Your Wardrobe appeared first on BN Style.