For the longest time, conversations around Nigerian fashion have centred around couture, asoebi, bridalwear, and red carpet glamour. And while Nigerian designers undeniably dominate those categories, there’s another lane the industry has been mastering: streetwear. Often, the conversations about streetwear start with AshLuxe, but there are tons of other brands making their mark. From oversized silhouettes and graphic tees to utility sets, distressed denim, experimental cuts, and culture-driven storytelling, Nigerian streetwear brands are creating pieces that feel just as exciting and globally relevant as anything coming out of London, Tokyo, or New York. But what makes these brands stand out is how deeply rooted they are in identity. There’s always a touch of Lagos grit, youth culture, music, rebellion, or African storytelling woven into the clothes. Streetwear in Nigeria is no longer just about dressing casually. It has become a form of expression. A reflection of how young Nigerians are navigating creativity, hustle, culture, and individuality in real time. And the fashion brands leading this movement understand exactly how to merge comfort with cool. Whether it’s clean monochrome sets, deconstructed tailoring, bold graphics, elevated basics, or statement outerwear, these brands are proving that Nigerian fashion can do effortless edge just […] The post These Nigerian Streetwear Brands Deserve Your Attention appeared first on BN Style.

If you’ve ever applied blush and thought, “Why do I look more flushed than snatched?”   you’re not alone. Blush is one of those makeup steps that seems simple until you realise that where you place it makes all the difference, especially when you have a round face. Round faces are known for their soft curves and full cheeks; beautiful, youthful, and naturally symmetrical. But if you’re trying to add a little dimension or create the illusion of a more sculpted look, blush can be your best friend when used strategically. So where should it go? Spoiler alert: probably not just the apples of your cheeks   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Taffy Dube (@beautywithtaffy_) The post If You Have a Round Face, This Is the Best Blush Placement appeared first on BN Style.

Fringe is having another major fashion moment and honestly, we’re not mad at it. From the movement, texture, and drama it brings to even the simplest look, fringe has a way of making fashion feel alive again. Recently, the trend showed up prominently in Jonathan Anderson’s buzzworthy collection for Dior, while closer to home, brands like Tiffany Amber continue to remind us just how effortlessly chic fringe can be. Whether it’s swishy skirts, tasseled dresses, fringed kaftans, statement bags, or textured separates, fringe pieces instantly add personality and movement to a wardrobe. The best part? You do not have to go full cowboy or festival-core to wear the trend. A fringed hemline, sleeve detail, or bag is enough to make a look feel fashion-forward. If you’ve been looking for a sign to embrace playful dressing again, this is it. Here are the fringe pieces worth adding to your wardrobe right now.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Jonathan Anderson (@jonathan.anderson)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Tiffany Amber (@tiffanyamberng)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Tiffany Amber (@tiffanyamberng)   View this post on Instagram   […] The post From Jonathan Anderson’s Dior to Tiffany Amber, Fringe Is Everywhere appeared first on BN Style.

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) says it has concluded investigations into public concerns regarding the extended shelf life of BON Bread and confirms that the manufacturer complies with regulatory standards and approved preservatives were used within internationally accepted limits. Although the complainant did not identify the bread brand, Food & […] The post All You Should Know As NAFDAC Declares BON Bread Safe appeared first on FabWoman.

We love spotting Nigerian designer moments on screen, and Uzoamaka Power’s latest film just gave us one worth talking about. In Call of My Life, the actress was seen wearing the Polly Dress in a rich purple hue from Studio Bonnitta’s Love, Somewhere collection and honestly, it fit right into the film’s soft, romantic aesthetic. The dress, known for its feminine silhouette and effortless elegance, is another reminder that Nigerian fashion brands continue to shape some of the most stylish on-screen moments.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BONNITTA (@studiobonnitta) The post Uzoamaka Power Wore Studio Bonnitta in Call of My Life and We Noticed appeared first on BN Style.

You can never guess Susan Pwajok’s style. It is never predictable. One moment it’s edgy silhouettes, sleek shades, and bold styling choices, the next it’s soft glam, feminine details, and effortless elegance. Somehow, she makes both worlds work perfectly together. This week was no different as the actress served a lineup of looks that blended edgy and feminine style in the most seamless way. From statement fits to beauty moments worth screenshotting, here are some of our favourite looks from Susan Pwajok this week.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Susan Ganchung Pwajok (@susanpwajok)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Susan Ganchung Pwajok (@susanpwajok)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Susan Ganchung Pwajok (@susanpwajok)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Susan Ganchung Pwajok (@susanpwajok)   The post A Week in Style With Susan Pwajok appeared first on BN Style.

Wrapped in a vibrant orange sweater piece and wearing her signature pixie cut, Tiwa Savage brought both style and substance to the Oxford Africa Conference where she appeared as a keynote speaker. Taking to Instagram after the event, Tiwa reflected on the current state of African music, pushing back against narratives that the industry is in decline. “While some may think African music is suffering a decline, we are actually in a healthy cycle,” she wrote, explaining that this moment is more about building sustainable infrastructure than chasing rapid growth. “We have a lot to correct but let’s not confuse correction with collapse.” And the message hit just as hard as the look.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Tiwa Savage (@tiwasavage)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by ICONIC TIWASAVAGE (@iconictiwasavage) The post In Orange Knit and a Pixie Cut, Tiwa Savage Makes a Case for African Music’s Future appeared first on BN Style.

Wedding guest fashion has become increasingly extravagant. Many occasionwear pieces now feel designed for Instagram rather than real life. The problem? Most of these outfits only get worn once before disappearing into garment bags and forgotten corners of wardrobes. But fashion is shifting. More women are beginning to ask an important question: Can I actually wear this again? The answer lies in buying smarter and styling more intentionally. Instead of investing in one-time gowns, the modern approach to occasionwear is choosing elevated pieces with rewear value. Pieces that can move beyond weddings and slip effortlessly into other parts of your life. Take corsets, for example. Rather than heavily embellished styles drenched in stones and sequins, consider elegant, structured corsets in silk, crepe, satin, or textured fabrics. A well-tailored corset in a neutral or rich jewel tone instantly becomes more versatile. After the wedding, it can be paired with high-waisted jeans for dinner, linen trousers for brunch, or a satin skirt for another formal event. Suddenly, you are no longer buying a “wedding outfit.” You are building a wardrobe.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by FASHION DESIGNER IN SURULERE/YABA/LAGOS (@sophiexx.ng) The same applies to skirts. A […] The post The Secret to Wedding Guest Fashion You’ll Actually Rewear appeared first on BN Style.

Veteran actress Mercy Aigbe is letting fans in on one of the secrets behind her radiant, youthful glow. Sharing a fresh-faced moment online, the style star teased, “How I stay looking 10 years younger than my age” before revealing one of the skincare habits that helps keep her skin looking smooth and refreshed. Known for her glamorous beauty looks and flawless skin, Mercy’s latest post is a reminder that consistency, good skincare habits, and self-care often do the heavy lifting behind that ageless appearance. See the skincare tip.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by MERCY AIGBE ADEOTI (@realmercyaigbe) The post Mercy Aigbe Shares One of the Secrets Behind Her Youthful Glow appeared first on BN Style.

Veteran actress Mercy Aigbe is letting fans in on one of the secrets behind her radiant, youthful glow. Sharing a fresh-faced moment online, the style star teased, “How I stay looking 10 years younger than my age” before revealing one of the skincare habits that helps keep her skin looking smooth and refreshed. Known for her glamorous beauty looks and flawless skin, Mercy’s latest post is a reminder that consistency, good skincare habits, and self-care often do the heavy lifting behind that ageless appearance. See the skincare tip.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by MERCY AIGBE ADEOTI (@realmercyaigbe) The post Mercy Aigbe Shares One of the Secrets Behind Her Youthful Glow appeared first on BN Style.

A reworked jersey has never looked so cool. For our Saturday inspo, Kim Oprah stepped out in a red Chevrolet jersey styled into a smocked off-shoulder top and paired with skimpy black shorts. The look strikes that sweet spot between relaxed and fashion-forward, and it is so cool to see that jersey’s longer confined to game nights or oversized streetwear fits.  Everything about this outfit feels fun, flirty, and easy to recreate for a casual outing, brunch date, or girls’ night. Consider this your sign to raid the men’s section or repurpose that vintage jersey sitting in your wardrobe. See the look.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Kim “Chinonso” Opara (@kimoprah) The post This Kim Oprah Look Has Us Reconsidering Jersey Pieces appeared first on BN Style.

Corsets have gone through many fashion lives. At one point they were historical undergarments. Then they became red carpet statements. Then Instagram discovered them and suddenly everybody was wearing satin corsets with lace-up fronts to brunch. Now, it’s on every aso ebi style you can think of. Somewhere in the middle of all that, people forgot corsets can actually be casual.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Nqobile Khwezi (@nqobilekhwezi) But how? The easiest way to make a corset feel wearable during the day is pairing with pieces that remove the pressure of looking overly “done.” Think relaxed denim, oversized shirts, loose trousers, or simple cotton basics. A corset styled with equally dramatic pieces can quickly start looking costume-like. But a structured corset against easy everyday staples? That’s where the magic happens. Take the classic white tank and jeans formula. Now swap the tank for a corset top. Suddenly, the outfit has shape and intention without feeling excessive. It’s still effortless, just sharper. Oversized button-down shirts also work beautifully with corsets. Wear the shirt loose with the corset layered over it, or leave a few buttons undone for a more relaxed feel. The structure of […] The post How to Wear Corsets Casually appeared first on BN Style.

Silent treatment occurs in a relationship when one person ignores the other person, especially after an argument. It is usually manipulative and done intentionally to control and punish the other party in a bid to avoid accountability. If not dealt with early enough, it has the power to destroy or cause a toxic relationship among […] The post 6 Tips To Deal With Silent Treatment In Your Relationship appeared first on FabWoman.

When Queen Mercy Atang stepped onto the red carpet at the 2026 edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) wearing a bread-inspired dress, she probably didn’t know she was going to get the world’s attention. Some people criticized while others applauded her creativity. But one thing is certain: everyone was talking about her. What […] The post 5 Powerful Lessons From Queen Mercy Atang’s Viral AMVCA 2026 Bread Dress appeared first on FabWoman.

After a terrifying accident and a life-altering brush with death, Anok Yai is slowly finding her way back to fashion on her own terms. In a deeply personal feature with British Vogue, the model opens up about confronting mortality, leaning on family, and rediscovering gratitude after one of the most difficult periods of her life.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) Alongside striking portraits with her mother, Anok shared a heartfelt reflection on what surviving the past year has taught her. “It was a tough year but it has taught me the importance of family, resilience and the gift of another chance at life,” she wrote, thanking the Vogue team for “welcoming me back into fashion.” The editorial feels softer, more intimate, and emotionally grounded than the high-glamour world we’re used to seeing her in. With outfits from Chanel, Mugler, Loewe, Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs, the whole design was set to “rebuild a life in colour See the editorial moments.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by ROCK (@anokyai)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by ROCK (@anokyai)   View this post on Instagram […] The post Anok Yai Makes British Vogue Feature Alongside Her Parents | See Photos! appeared first on BN Style.

Nigerian actress, producer, and filmmaker Genevieve Nnaji made a striking appearance at the Cannes Film Festival 2026 Deadline Studio as conversations around auteur-driven storytelling, tradition, emerging voices, and artificial intelligence continue to shape the 79th edition of the Cannes Film Festival. The ‘Lionheart’ director brought her signature elegance, reminding us once again why she remains one of the most compelling figures in African cinema and style. See the look.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Deadline (@deadline) The post Genevieve Nnaji Makes a Chic Appearance at the Cannes 2026 Deadline Studio | See the Look appeared first on BN Style.

After a terrifying accident and a life-altering brush with death, Anok Yai is slowly finding her way back to fashion on her own terms. In a deeply personal feature with British Vogue, the model opens up about confronting mortality, leaning on family, and rediscovering gratitude after one of the most difficult periods of her life.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) Alongside striking portraits with her mother, Anok shared a heartfelt reflection on what surviving the past year has taught her. “It was a tough year but it has taught me the importance of family, resilience and the gift of another chance at life,” she wrote, thanking the Vogue team for “welcoming me back into fashion.” The editorial feels softer, more intimate, and emotionally grounded than the high-glamour world we’re used to seeing her in. With outfits from Chanel, Mugler, Loewe, Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs, the whole design was set to “rebuild a life in colour See the editorial moments.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by ROCK (@anokyai)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by ROCK (@anokyai)   View this post on Instagram […] The post Anok Yai’s British Vogue Feature is About Rebuilding a Life in Colour appeared first on BN Style.

Bad outfit photos have ruined many good looks. You know the kind. The fit is incredible in real life, but somehow the photo makes everything look stiff, awkward, or unfinished. One shoulder is too tense. The arms look confused. The vibe disappears completely. And then you wonder why some people always look good, even though you’re literally wearing similar outfits. But often, the problem is not the outfit or your body, it is the posing. The first thing to understand is that posing has less to do with being photogenic and more to do with movement. The best outfit photos rarely look frozen. They look caught in motion. Walking. Turning. Fixing sunglasses. Adjusting a bag. Looking away. The image feels alive. So stop standing straight like you’re taking a passport photo.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by UCHE NATORI (@uchjn) Also, angles matter more than people think. Turning your body slightly to the side instantly creates shape and dimension. It softens the stiffness that happens when you face the camera head-on. Even shifting one leg forward changes everything. Your hands also need purpose. Wandering hands are the quickest way to kill a photo. Hold your […] The post How To Pose Better In Outfit Photos appeared first on BN Style.

World record holder and track queen Tobi Amusan has won her first gold medal in the women’s 100m hurdles at the ongoing 2026 Senior African Athletics Championships in Accra, Ghana. Amusan clocked 12.83 seconds to win gold ahead of her rivals and clinch the title in the event’s final held on Wednesday, May 13. Amusan […] The post Tobi Amusan Wins First Gold At The 2026 African Athletics Championships appeared first on FabWoman.

Ace television host Frank Edoho has been in the news following the scandal surrounding his now-crashed marriage to his second wife, Sandra Onyenucheya, after her alleged affair with singer Chike. However, not many know his first wife, Katherine Obiang, who has maintained a low profile even after their marriage ended over twelve years ago. Here is […] The post A Profile On Katherine Obiang, Frank Edoho’s First Ex-Wife appeared first on FabWoman.

Kidney cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting adults worldwide, yet many people know very little about it until someone they know is diagnosed. Kidney cancer occurs when abnormal cells in the kidney grow uncontrollably and form a tumor. Here are important facts to know about it. 1. Not all kidney tumors are […] The post 7 Important Facts To Know About Kidney Cancer appeared first on FabWoman.

There’s a fine line between looking intentionally accessorised and looking like you emptied an entire jewellery box onto your body in frustration. The good news is that layering jewellery is less about quantity and more about rhythm. The girls who do it best understand balance. They know when to stop.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by ShopLamy Jewelry (@shop.lamy) Start with one focal point. Always. If you’re wearing stacked necklaces, maybe the earrings don’t need to scream too. If your wrists are filled with bangles and cuffs, perhaps your fingers can take a backseat. Jewellery layering works best when one area leads, and the others support. The easiest entry point is necklaces. Begin with varying lengths because that creates dimension immediately. A short chain, a mid-length pendant, then something longer. When every necklace sits at the exact same spot, it tangles visually and physically. Think of it like styling shelves in a home. You want the eye to travel naturally. Texture matters too. Mixing delicate chains with chunkier pieces keeps the look from feeling flat. Gold snake chains against dainty pendants. Beaded details next to polished metals. The contrast is what gives it personality.   […] The post How to Stack Jewelry Without Overdoing It appeared first on BN Style.

Ghanaian actress Nana Akua Addo became one of the standout celebrities at the 2026 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA), held on May 9, 2026, at Eko Hotels & Suites, appearing in a series of extravagant red-carpet looks, with the most talked about being her architectural cathedral dress, designed by Nigerian couturier Mohammed Abbas Ossu […] The post All You Should Know About Nana Akua Addo’s AMVCA Cathedral Dress Controversy appeared first on FabWoman.

Fresh braids have a very specific kind of confidence attached to them. You walk differently. Your selfies improve instantly. Everything feels more polished. Then suddenly, barely two weeks later, the edges start frizzing, the parts lose definition, and the entire style begins to look tired before its time.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Beauty (@bellanaijabeauty) The first mistake people make is ignoring their hair underneath the style. Braids may be low-maintenance, but they are not no-maintenance. Your scalp still needs care. Your hair still needs moisture. Neglecting both is exactly how styles age badly. Start with scalp care. Product buildup is one of the fastest ways to make braids look old. Heavy oils, excess gel, and sweat can collect quickly, especially in hot weather. Instead of drowning your scalp in products every other day, focus on lightweight hydration. A simple scalp mist or light oil works better than thick greasy formulas that attract dirt. Wrapping your hair at night is another non-negotiable. Satin scarves and bonnets genuinely change everything. Cotton pillowcases pull moisture from the hair and create friction while you sleep, which leads to frizz faster than you realise. Protecting your braids […] The post How to Make Your Braids Last Longer appeared first on BN Style.

There are more Nigerian fashion brands now than ever before, which is exciting until you realise it has also become harder to separate genuinely thoughtful design from temporary internet hype. A good campaign can make almost anything look luxurious for thirty seconds. So how do you figure out which brands are actually worth your money? Start by paying attention to consistency. Great brands rarely have just one good collection. They build visual language over time. You can recognise their pieces even before seeing the label. Whether it’s through tailoring, colour palettes, fabric choices, or silhouettes, there’s usually a clear identity. The strongest Nigerian brands understand storytelling. You see it in how they interpret culture, craftsmanship, femininity, masculinity, or occasion wear. Some brands lean into sculptural drama. Others perfect clean minimalism. The point is not whether the aesthetic matches your personal style immediately. The point is whether the brand knows who it is. Construction matters too, and this is where many shoppers get distracted by aesthetics alone. Beautiful Instagram photos mean very little if the garment feels poorly finished in real life. Check stitching. Check fabric quality. Check lining. A piece can look editorial online and still fall apart after two […] The post How to Find Nigerian Brands Worth Investing In appeared first on BN Style.

Popular Nigerian fashion designer and influencer Veekee James has officially stepped into motherhood as she and her husband, Femi Atere, welcome their first child, a baby girl. Taking to social media to make the announcement on Wednesday, May 13, the excited new mom shared a video that captured the couple’s first moments with their first […] The post Veekee James And Hubby Welcome Their First Child, A Baby Girl appeared first on FabWoman.

On the 3rd of May, Yutee Rone brought its signature blend of elegance, craftsmanship, and intentional style to Port Harcourt for a pop-up experience that was equal parts fashion, community, and celebration. The brand has been on a Four-City Pop-up run, including major cities like Accra, and Abuja, respectively. From the moment guests walked in, the atmosphere mirrored the essence of the brand, warm, stylish, and deeply connected to the women who continue to embrace and support the Yutee Rone journey.  Guests explored beautifully curated pieces and experienced firsthand the details and designs that have become synonymous with Yutee Rone. What stood out most throughout the event was the overwhelming show of love from the Port Harcourt community. From loyal customers to first-time shoppers, attendees showed up with excitement, energy, and genuine appreciation for the brand and everything it represents. The conversations, support, and enthusiasm in the room made the experience even more memorable. The Port Harcourt pop-up was more than just a shopping experience. It served as a reminder of the power of community and the importance of creating spaces where women can connect through fashion, confidence, and shared experiences. As the brand continues its journey of growth and […] The post Yutee Rone Wraps Up Nigeria Pop-Up Tour With an Immersive Pop-Up Experience in Port Harcourt appeared first on BN Style.

Nairobi was alive with energy from April 30th to May 2nd as the city played host to the 5th Edition of Africa Sourcing Fashion Week (ASFW), one of the continent’s leading sourcing and trade platforms for the textile, leather, accessories, footwear, and home décor industries. Drawing more than 3,500 visitors from over 30 countries, the three-day event brought together designers, manufacturers, buyers, policymakers, and fashion entrepreneurs all under one roof to explore the future of Africa’s fashion and manufacturing landscape. From insightful panel discussions and dynamic networking sessions to designer pop-ups, runway showcases, and conversations around sustainability, circular fashion, and digital sourcing trends, ASFW Nairobi created a vibrant meeting point where creativity met commerce. The atmosphere reflected a growing momentum across the continent — one where African fashion is not only influencing culture but increasingly shaping global conversations around innovation, production, and sustainable growth. Skander Negasi, CEO of Trade and Fairs Group, shares that ASFW was first launched 12 years ago in Ethiopia, driven by the immense potential of the region’s leather and textile industry. Five years ago, the platform expanded with a Kenya edition, further strengthening its footprint on the continent. For West Africa, Senegal serves as the host […] The post How Africa Sourcing Fashion Week (ASFW) Is Shaping the Continent’s Global Fashion Future appeared first on BN Style.

Nollywood actress and filmmaker Genevieve Nnaji is set to make her return to the screen in Wahala, a new drama series produced by BBC Studios. The six-part thriller, adapted from Wahala by BAFTA-nominated writer Theresa Ikoko, will stream on BBC iPlayer and air on BBC One. The BBC announced the casting on Tuesday, revealing a female-led […] The post Genevieve Nnaji Set For Screen Return in BBC Studios Thriller ‘Wahala’ appeared first on FabWoman.

Owoeye Daniella Jesudunsin has emerged as the highest-scoring candidate in the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). Jesudunsin, an indigene of Ekiti State, recorded an outstanding 372 out of 400 marks. The feat was announced in the list of top-performing candidates released by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) during the 2026 Policy Meeting […] The post 16-Year-Old Owoeye Daniella Emerges UTME’s 2026 Highest Scorer (See Full List) appeared first on FabWoman.

Nollywood actress Linda Ejiofor is one actress who has warmed her way into the hearts of many people. The beautiful light-skinned actress has proven time after time that she has great talent for the entertainment industry. Here’s a brief breakdown of her life and career as she turns a year older today. 1. Early Life […] The post Everything You Should Know About Nollywood Actress, Linda Ihuoma Ejiofor As She Turns A Year Older appeared first on FabWoman.

BBNaija 2020 star Lilo Aderogba is a degree hotter, as she bagged a dual master’s degree: Master of Business Administration and Master of Science in Technology from Eastern Illinois University in the United States. The graduation ceremony took place on May 9, 2026. Reflecting on her journey and showing gratitude to God, the ex-BBNaija star […] The post [PHOTOS] BBNaija Star, Lilo Aderogba Bags Dual Master Degrees From Eastern Illinois University appeared first on FabWoman.

Infidelity is one of the most painful experiences in any relationship. Whether emotional or physical, cheating in a relationship can shatter trust, create deep emotional wounds, and leave both partners questioning the future. So your partner caught you cheating, or you caught him cheating. Does that mean that the end of that relationship has come? […] The post 5 Tips To Fix A Relationship After Cheating appeared first on FabWoman.

Since the Met Gala and the AMVCAs happened  in the same week, the internet has been in full comparison mode. From debates about red carpet theatrics to conversations about whether Nigerian designers should be “debuting” at the Met, timelines have been flooded with hot takes that often ignore one important thing: these are two completely different institutions with different histories, cultural contexts, and purposes. Now, Sharon Ojo is weighing in on the conversation, and many people online agree with her take. In an Instagram post reacting to the endless comparisons between the AMVCAs and the Met Gala, she wrote: “Some commentaries are funny, I won’t lie that I’ve not laughed out loud at a few. African institutions just deserve to exist fully as themselves – not only in comparison to Western ones.” And honestly, that’s the heart of the conversation. The Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards has become one of the biggest showcases for African fashion, beauty, and creativity. Nigerian designers consistently use the platform to experiment, push craftsmanship, and create unforgettable red carpet moments that are rooted in African storytelling and style codes. The value of that does not have to be measured against the Met Gala to matter. While […] The post “The AMVCAs Is Not the Met Gala and That’s Okay” — Sharon Ojo appeared first on BN Style.

Summer is peeking around the corner and if you’ve been thinking about getting into Pilates, consider this your sign to finally roll out that mat. The best part? You don’t need a reformer machine, fancy studio membership, or even equipment to start feeling the burn. Just 20 minutes, a little floor space, and the willingness to stretch, strengthen, and sweat a little. Pilates has become the go-to workout for building core strength, improving posture, and giving that long, toned look everyone seems to be chasing ahead of summer. But beyond the aesthetics, it’s also one of the easiest low-impact workouts to ease into, especially if high-intensity gym routines are not your thing. This beginner-friendly 20-minute home workout keeps things simple while still targeting your abs, legs, arms, and posture. Think controlled movements, deep core engagement, and the kind of burn that sneaks up on you in the best way. Whether you’re trying to stay active, switch up your routine, or just romanticise your soft life wellness era, this is a good place to start. Watch. The post Want to Get Into Pilates? Start With This 20-Minute No-Equipment Routine appeared first on BN Style.

Veteran actress Sola Sobowale was honored with the prestigious Industry Merit Award at the 12th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) held on Saturday night in Lagos alongside Kanayo O. Kanayo. The non-competitive award, presented annually by Africa Magic, recognizes veterans who have made exceptional and enduring contributions to African film and […] The post Sola Sobowale Honoured With AMVCA Industry Merit Award appeared first on FabWoman.