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.

The 2026 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) celebrated not just excellence in African film and television but also served the continent’s most dramatic red carpet looks and fashion statements of the year. The 12th Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards, under the theme “Honoring Craft, Celebrating Culture,” saw celebrities arrive in architecturally masterful masterpieces and […] The post AMVCA 2026: The 7 Female Celebrity Red Carpet Looks That Broke The Internet appeared first on FabWoman.

Actress Uche Montana emerged winner of the Trailblazer Award at the 12th Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards in Lagos on Saturday, May 9. The award recognizes emerging talent making a significant impact in the African film and digital storytelling industry. Montana was honoured for her work across television and online platforms like YouTube, where she has […] The post Actress Uche Montana Wins Trailblazer Award At AMVCA 2026 appeared first on FabWoman.

Actress Linda Ejiofor achieved a remarkable milestone in her career as she bagged two major wins at the 2026 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) finale, making her one of the biggest winners of the night. The AMVCA 12th edition, hosted by Bovi Ugboma and Nomzamo Mbatha, held at the Eko Hotel and Suites, brought together […] The post Linda Ejiofor-Suleiman Wins Big With Double Awards at AMVCA 2026 appeared first on FabWoman.

Pregnant, glowing, and still dominating one of the biggest fashion nights in African entertainment? This can only be Veekee James. While many designers brought glamour to the AMVCA red carpet, Veekee James once again proved why her creations remain some of the most anticipated looks every award season. Despite currently expecting her first child, the designer still managed to deliver three headline-worthy fashion moments that had everyone talking. The first was worn by Osas Ighodaro, who arrived in a fiery red structured piece that looked almost architectural in construction. Featuring dramatic horizontal sculpting, sheer mesh detailing, and a silhouette that felt futuristic yet feminine, the look instantly became one of the standout moments, as it was the first look to be posted.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Osas Ighodaro (@officialosas) For Osas’ second look, Veekee pushed creativity even further with an impeccable silver ensemble crafted using iron metal sponges. Yes, metal sponges. According to the designer, the dress was created using over 400 pieces, transforming an everyday household item into a couture masterpiece. The result was dazzling; textured, reflective, and liquid under the lights. It was the kind of unconventional fashion risk that reminds […] The post Veekee James Had Three of the Most Talked-About Looks at the AMVCAs appeared first on BN Style.

For all the breathtaking couture, dramatic trains, sparkling embellishments, and viral fashion moments the AMVCAs deliver every year, there is one thing that always softens the spectacle of the red carpet: love. Because what is the AMVCA without couples arriving hand in hand, stealing quiet moments between camera flashes, and reminding us that sometimes the best accessory to a great outfit is the person standing beside you? Amid all the conversation about best-dressed stars and standout fashion risks, several celebrity couples also gave us moments worth talking about. Some coordinated perfectly, arriving in matching palettes and complementary silhouettes that looked carefully curated down to the last detail. Others took a more effortless approach, letting their chemistry do most of the work while still looking impossibly elegant together. And while some pairs naturally dominated headlines, a few stylish duos quietly slipped through the cracks despite serving looks worthy of their own spotlight. Here are some AMVCA couple looks you may have missed on the red carpet.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija (@bellanaija)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Africa’s Top Wedding Website (@bellanaijaweddings)   View this post on Instagram […] The post What Is the AMVCA Without Love on the Red Carpet? Couples Who Stole Our Hearts appeared first on BN Style.

At this year’s AMVCAs red carpet, the brides arrived early. There were sweeping ivory silhouettes and corseted bodices to veils, lace embellishments, satin trains, and enough pearl detailing to outfit an entire bridal showroom. The night quickly began to resemble a luxury wedding moodboard. One after the other, celebrities stepped onto the carpet in looks that felt less “award show glamour” and more “walk me down the aisle.” Of course, Uzoamaka Power and Andrew Yaw Bunting, came dressed as a bride and groom, giving us many kisses on the red carpet, in anticipation of their new movie dropping May 15th. But for others, after the third or fourth bridal-coded ensemble, the question practically asked itself: did some attendees secretly decide on an unofficial theme? Of course, the AMVCAs have always embraced dramatic fashion. It is one of the few Nigerian red carpets where spectacle is encouraged, even expected. But this year’s fixation on bridal aesthetics felt unusually coordinated, whether intentional or not. Some stars leaned into full-on couture bride territory, while others flirted with softer interpretations; think ethereal whites, structured mermaid gowns, romantic draping, and cathedral-worthy silhouettes. The result? A red carpet that oscillated between movie premiere and high-fashion wedding editorial. […] The post Did the AMVCAs Have an Unofficial Bridal Theme This Year? appeared first on BN Style.

If last year’s earth-inspired ensemble introduced Doyinsola David as a risk-taker in fashion, this look confirms her as one of the few reality TV stars truly building an identifiable red carpet language. And perhaps that is why people cannot stop talking about her AMVCA appearances. She chooses spectacle, storytelling, and transformation every single time. This year, she returned to the AMVCA in a sculpted metallic masterpiece by Mamadi Couture, The dress, armour-looking, is somewhere between a phoenix, a serpent, and a fishscales queen. What makes the look striking is the commitment to fantasy and the craftsmanship. Nigerian red carpets are often filled with glamour, but few fully surrender themselves to a fashion narrative the way Doyin does. See the look:   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija (@bellanaija) The post The AMVCA Red Carpet Has Found Its Fantasy Queen in Doyinsola David appeared first on BN Style.

When it comes to the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards red carpet, few people understand spectacle quite like Nana Akua Addo. The Ghanaian style star has become an AMVCA regular over the years, consistently delivering fashion moments that live far beyond the event itself. Last year, her rotating dress dominated conversations for months after the ceremony ended, cementing her reputation as one of the most fearless dressers on the carpet. This year, she returned with not one, not two, but three elaborate fashion statements that once again proved she sees fashion as performance art. Look One: “In My Mother’s House, I Am a Queen” For her first appearance, Nana Akua stepped into full architectural fantasy. The dramatic castle-inspired dress looked like something pulled straight out of a mythical kingdom, complete with sculptural detailing that transformed her into royalty on the carpet. Taking to Instagram, she described the look with the words: “In my Mother’s House AMVCA AM A QUEEN ‘Architectural’.” And honestly, that description fits perfectly. The look blurred the line between couture and structure, making her appear less like a guest and more like the centrepiece of the evening. The team behind the masterpiece included stylist Styled by NK, […] The post Nana Akua Addo Came to the AMVCAs Ready to Outdo Herself Yet Again appeared first on BN Style.

At the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards Cultural Night, fashion was about storytelling, thanks to this year’s theme, “Honouring Craft, Celebrating Culture.” Celebrities leaned into symbolism, heritage, and subtle references that went beyond the surface. Bucchi Franklin caught our attention with an outfit featuring monkey motifs, a detail that feels like a possible nod to his hit series To Kill a Monkey. The outfit was created by standout designer, Amy Aghomi. Meanwhile, Stan Eze stepped out in a look adorned with lion imagery, adding another layer of symbolism and strength to the night’s fashion conversation.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija (@bellanaija)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija (@bellanaija) And maybe that’s the beauty of Cultural Night fashion. Beyond the fabrics and silhouettes, the details often carry deeper meaning. From animal motifs to handcrafted embellishments, these looks reminded us that style can also be narrative, identity, and artistic expression all at once. The post Did You Catch the Symbolism in Buchi Franklin and Stan Eze’s AMVCA Looks? appeared first on BN Style.

It was nothing short of a traditional and epic extravaganza as the 2026 cultural night of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) was held on Friday, May 8, at the Balmoral Convention Center, Victoria Island, Lagos, under the theme “Honoring Craft, Celebrating Culture.” The 12th AMVCA Cultural Night saw female celebrities step out in […] The post Top Looks From The 2026 AMVCA Cultural Night appeared first on FabWoman.

With a theme like “Honouring Craft, Celebrating Culture,” the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards Cultural Night was always going to deliver standout fashion. Big Brother Naija stars have always been a yearly sight at the AMVCAs, and this year, they did not miss. The reality stars brought drama, personality, and undeniable style to the night. Whether leaning into fully traditional silhouettes or modern interpretations of cultural fashion, each look felt intentional and red carpet ready. Here’s how they showed up for the celebration of culture and craft.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by E L O⚡️O N A M (@elozonam)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Sonia Amako (@itsbigsoso)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija (@bellanaija)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija (@bellanaija)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija (@bellanaija)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Africa’s Top Wedding Website (@bellanaijaweddings)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija […] The post ICYMI: See the Fashion Moments from BBNaija Stars at AMVCA Cultural Night appeared first on BN Style.

Osas Ighodaro has officially opened the 12th Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards fashion spectacle. Stepping out in a dramatic custom look by Veekee James, Osas delivered a fashion moment that felt entirely otherworldly. The structured corset silhouette came paired with a striking fan detail partially covering her face, adding just the right amount of theatrical drama. The brown and red colour palette brought richness to the look, while her blonde swooped hairstyle with dark roots and glossy red lips tied everything together perfectly. And because it’s Osas, the look dropped before 1pm, leaving everyone asking the same question: if this is how she’s starting, what other surprises does she have in store for the rest of the weekend?   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Osas Ighodaro (@officialosas) The post Osas Ighodaro Just Set the Tone for AMVCA Fashion Weekend appeared first on BN Style.

If you are from the southwestern part of Nigeria, then you probably know Aadun. Beyond being a snack, it’s a cultural staple often associated with ceremonies, e.g., wedding and naming ceremonies. Aadun, which means “sweetness,” is a traditional snack native to the Ijebu tribe. It is made primarily from roasted corn (maize) flour, palm oil, […] The post Recipe: How To Make The Popular Nigerian Snack, Aadun appeared first on FabWoman.

Reality TV star and winner of Big Brother Naija All Stars, Ilebaye Odiniya, is at the center of online conversations following reports of an alleged assault involving her father, Hon. Emmanuel Godson Odiniya, an Abuja-based politician. The 22-year-old Kogi State indigene sparked widespread alarm around midnight on Friday, May 7, when she went live on […] The post BBNaija Star Ilebaye Odiniya’s Alleged Assault By Father Sparks Reactions (Full Details) appeared first on FabWoman.

Uche Montana is a popular Nigerian actress, model, screenwriter, film producer, and content creator. As she turns a year older, here are some facts to know about her. 1. She was born Uche Frances Nwaefuna on May 8, 1997, in Lagos State and raised in Festac Town. 2. She hails from Ibusa town in Delta State. 3. She […] The post 12 Things To Know About Nollywood Actress and Filmmaker, Uche Montana appeared first on FabWoman.

While skin-lightening creams are a regular part of skincare in today’s world, most of them contain dangerous ingredients that cause damage to your skin and health. It’s unfortunate because there are so many ways to lighten your skin effectively and safely without resorting to harmful ingredients. ALSO READ: If You Are Crazy About Skin Lightening Creams, You Should Read […] The post 5 Dangerous Skin Lightening Cream Ingredients You Should Avoid appeared first on FabWoman.

A recent outbreak of Hantavirus has sparked global attention in 2026, raising concerns among health authorities worldwide. While experts say the overall risk remains low, the unusual circumstances of this outbreak have made it a topic of international concern. Here’s a clear breakdown of what’s happening: What is hantavirus? Hantavirus belongs to the Hantaviridae family […] The post Hantavirus 2026 Outbreak: What It Is, Origin, Keys Facts & Symptoms appeared first on FabWoman.

Come Saturday, May 9, 2026, South African actress Nomzano Mbatha, alongside comedian Bovi Ugboma, will be co-hosts for the 12th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA). They replace long-time host IK Osakioduwa, ending his 11-year run as host and marking a new era for the prestigious African film awards. Here are some […] The post 13 Things To Know About Nomzano Mbatha, The Co-Host For The 2026 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) appeared first on FabWoman.

Anok Yai’s Met Gala beauty look is already shaping up to be one of the most unforgettable glam moments of the year. From the molten gold body paint to the sculpted Medusa-inspired wax hair and dripping tear details, the entire transformation felt less like red carpet beauty and more like performance art. Now, everyone on Instagram and TikTok is trying to recreate it, and honestly, we get why. Behind the viral moment was an all-star SFX and beauty team, and the haunting hand-made wax tears tied everything together, giving the look its now instantly recognisable finish. The final result blurred the line between fantasy, sculpture, and high fashion in the best way possible. And thanks to Vanity Fair, we’re getting an inside look at exactly how the masterpiece came together. Watch the full behind-the-scenes video. The post This Is How Anok Yai’s Met Gala Look Was Created appeared first on BN Style.

Perfume layering is one of those beauty tricks that instantly makes your fragrance feel more personal. Instead of smelling like everyone else wearing the same bottle, layering allows you to create a scent combination that feels uniquely yours. Think of it as building a wardrobe, but for fragrance. Warm vanilla mixed with soft florals? Fresh citrus balanced with deep oud? The possibilities are endless. The first step to layering perfume properly is starting with moisturised skin. Fragrance lasts longer on hydrated skin, so applying an unscented lotion or body oil before your perfume helps lock the scent in. If you want a stronger fragrance profile, you can also use body products within the same scent family as your perfume. A vanilla body cream paired with an amber fragrance, for example, creates a rich, long-lasting combination. When layering perfumes, start with the heavier scent first. Deep notes like oud, musk, sandalwood, or amber should go on before lighter scents like citrus, florals, or fruity fragrances. This helps create balance rather than having one scent completely overpower the other. A good rule is to combine fragrances that share similar notes or moods. Sweet scents tend to blend beautifully with spicy or woody […] The post How to Layer Perfume Like You Actually Know What You’re Doing appeared first on BN Style.

There’s something special about watching a space come together in real time, especially when the vision is this good. Kamsi Nnamani just gave viewers a glimpse into her new home journey, and it’s already shaping up to be the kind of soft, warm, Pinterest-worthy space people save straight to their mood boards. From clean interiors to thoughtful decor details and cosy corners waiting to come alive, the house tour feels personal, stylish, and full of possibility. If you love home inspo with a touch of personality, this one is worth adding to your watch list. Watch the tour. The post Kamsi Nnamani’s New Home Is Straight Out of Pinterest appeared first on BN Style.

While there’s a popular saying that goes, “Life begins at 40,” job hunting after 40 can feel unachievable and overwhelming, especially in a fast-changing, youth-driven job market. You may even think you are too old. Sometimes, getting a job after 40 may require pivoting, not just a search. Whether you’re re-entering the workforce, switching careers, […] The post 9 Job Hunting Tips For Women Over 40 appeared first on FabWoman.

Chukwukadibia Ezeanyanwu recently walked away from the Miss Nigeria Beauty & Fashion Fair in 2026 with the Daily Times Young Designer of the Year title, ₦30 million in prizes and support, and a national spotlight trained firmly on his name.  But none of that was by stroke of luck, but moments building itself over time. Judges praised his originality, attention to detail, and clear creative direction, noting that his work reflects both technical skill and a distinct artistic voice. His collection blended cultural storytelling with striking silhouettes and immaculate craftsmanship. He received a ₦10 million cash prize, ₦15 million in media and marketing support from  Folio Media and New Crystal Communications and ₦5,000,000 worth of media across 12 radio stations in Nigeria with Megaletrics   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by The Miss Nigeria® Organisation (@missnigeriaorg) Speaking after his win, he described it as a defining moment in his journey, hinting at plans to grow his brand, collaborate with other creatives, and take his designs to a wider audience. That composure, grateful but already looking forward, tells you something about the man. Ezeanyanwu is the creative behind Kadi Clo, his fashion label, and Shop Akwa, his […] The post Chukwukadibia Ezeanyanwu Is Having His Moment, And He’s Earned Every Bit of It appeared first on BN Style.

Chukwukadibia Ezeanyanwu recently walked away from the Miss Nigeria Beauty & Fashion Fair in 2026 with the Daily Times Young Designer of the Year title, ₦30 million in prizes and support, and a national spotlight trained firmly on his name.  But none of that was by stroke of luck, but moments building itself over time. Judges praised his originality, attention to detail, and clear creative direction, noting that his work reflects both technical skill and a distinct artistic voice. His collection blended cultural storytelling with striking silhouettes and immaculate craftsmanship. He received a ₦10 million cash prize, ₦15 million in media and marketing support from  Folio Media and New Crystal Communications and ₦5,000,000 worth of media across 12 radio stations in Nigeria with Megaletrics   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by The Miss Nigeria® Organisation (@missnigeriaorg) Speaking after his win, he described it as a defining moment in his journey, hinting at plans to grow his brand, collaborate with other creatives, and take his designs to a wider audience. That composure, grateful but already looking forward, tells you something about the man. Ezeanyanwu is the creative behind Kadi Clo, his fashion label, and Shop Akwa, his […] The post Chukwukadibia Ezeanyanwu Is Having His Moment, And He’s Earned Every Bit of It appeared first on BN Style.

If you’ve ever wondered what a week in the life of Diana Eneje looks like, this vlog is your front row seat. Diana finally gave us the behind-the-scenes glimpses of her world, it’s equal parts style diary and soft-life escapism. The highlight? A chic cinema date featuring The Devil Wears Prada at Premiere, where fashion nostalgia meets her signature, put-together aesthetic. It’s the kind of effortless glam that makes even the simplest outings feel styled. Watch The post Inside Diana Eneje’s Week, Style, Soft Life and a Prada Moment appeared first on BN Style.

The Met Gala may be global, but this year, African stars made sure their presence was felt, bringing a distinct point of view to the “Fashion Is Art” theme. While last year, we had a crop of more Nigerians and Africans embodying the “Black Dandyism” theme in African designers, this year, it was largely just western designers. Tyla delivered high-glam drama in Valentino, while Skepta leaned into sharp tailoring with Thom Browne. Damson Idris kept things sleek and considered in Prada, and Wisdom Kaye once again proved why he’s in a league of his own when it comes to fashion storytelling. Alongside them, Yesult and a host of other creatives showed up and showed out, each look adding to a wider narrative of African style on a global stage. Here’s what these Africans wore to the Met Gala: Adut Akech in Thom Browne   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) Tyla in Valentino   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) Ayo Edebiri in Chanel   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Vogue (@voguemagazine) Damson Idris in Prada   View this post on Instagram […] The post Africans at the 2026 Met Gala and the Looks Did Not Miss appeared first on BN Style.

The Met Gala may be global, but this year, African stars made sure their presence was felt, bringing a distinct point of view to the “Fashion Is Art” theme. While last year, we had a crop of more Nigerians and Africans embodying the “Black Dandyism” theme in African designers, this year, it was largely just western designers. Tyla delivered high-glam drama in Valentino, while Skepta leaned into sharp tailoring with Thom Browne. Damson Idris kept things sleek and considered in Prada, and Wisdom Kaye once again proved why he’s in a league of his own when it comes to fashion storytelling. Alongside them, Yesult and a host of other creatives showed up and showed out, each look adding to a wider narrative of African style on a global stage. Here’s what these Africans wore to the Met Gala: Adut Akech in Thom Browne   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) Tyla in Valentino   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) Ayo Edebiri in Chanel   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Vogue (@voguemagazine) Damson Idris in Prada   View this post on Instagram […] The post Africans Showed Up At the 2026 Met Gala and the Looks Did Not Miss appeared first on BN Style.

Behind many of Lagos’ most respected private schools are female founders and pioneers whose passion for education, leadership, and excellence has transformed the lives of thousands of children. These female founders not only established schools; they built institutions that have become trusted names in academic excellence, character development, and innovation. From nurturing future leaders to […] The post [PHOTOS]16 Women Who Founded Some Of The Top Private Schools In Lagos appeared first on FabWoman.

For years, the only time most people considered renting a dress was for wedding/one off ceremonies. Bridal rentals were the norm, as elaborate, heavily beaded pieces that cost a small fortune to buy outright and would only be worn once. Rental made obvious sense. You paid a fraction of the purchase price, wore the piece for your special day, and handed it back without the headache of storage or the guilt of a dress collecting dust. In recent times, the rental conversation in Lagos has moved beyond bridal wear and is now firmly in everyday, or at least every-occasion, territory. Birthday parties, owambe celebrations, corporate events, weddings as guests rather than brides: Lagos women (and increasingly, men) are now asking whether they need to own every look they step out in. The answer, more and more, is no. The Naira Reality A large part of this shift is economic. Nigerian designer pieces from labels like Fruché, Lisa Folawiyo, or Eki Kere can cost anywhere from ₦150,000 to well over a million naira, pricing most shoppers out entirely. International designer pieces? Even further out of reach, especially with the naira’s recent turbulence against the dollar. Rental suddenly makes the maths work. […] The post Borrow the Look: How Lagos is Falling in Love With Rental Fashion appeared first on BN Style.

The Met Gala 2026 once again proved why it remains the most anticipated fashion night globally. With the theme “Costume Art” and the corresponding dress code “Fashion Is Art,” celebrities showed up in boundary-pushing outfits that blurred the line between style and performance. From sheer fabrics to sculptural masterpieces, here are 7 of the most daring looks from […] The post 7 Of The Most Daring Looks From The Met Gala 2026 appeared first on FabWoman.

Nigerian women continue to make waves across the globe, and one name currently capturing attention is Rita Igbinoba, a talented chef representing Nigeria and Africa on MasterChef USA Season 16, themed “Global Gauntlet.” Rita is not only competing for the top prize of $250,000 and the MasterChef title, but she is also showcasing the richness […] The post 6 Things To Know About Rita Igbinoba, The Nigerian Chef Representing Africa On MasterChef USA appeared first on FabWoman.

At the Met Gala, it’s easy to get swept up in the gowns, but this year, the conversation was also happening in the details. Under the “Fashion Is Art” theme, accessories were the moment that pulled everything together. Take Keke Palmer, who leaned all the way into opulence with a diamond necklace that felt less like jewellery and more like a centrepiece. It was impossible to ignore that kind of piece. Then there was co-chair, Beyoncé, whose tiara delivered pure fashion royalty, expected after being away from the Met for 10 years. Across the board, accessories this year did what great styling always should. They told a story in which the details carried just as much weight as the clothes themselves, if not more. See the standout accessories that defined the night. Doechii’s Headpiece   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by British Vogue (@britishvogue) Beyonce’s Tiara   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by British Vogue (@britishvogue) Ciara’s Headpiece   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by E! News (@enews) Keke Palmer’s Neckpiece   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Keke™ (@keke) Adut Akech’s Baby Bump […] The post Clearly, The Accessories Were the Real Stars of the Met Gala appeared first on BN Style.

At the Met Gala, it’s easy to get swept up in the gowns, but this year, the conversation was also happening in the details. Under the “Fashion Is Art” theme, accessories were the moment that pulled everything together. Take Keke Palmer, who leaned all the way into opulence with a diamond necklace that felt less like jewellery and more like a centrepiece. It was impossible to ignore that kind of piece. Then there was co-chair, Beyoncé, whose tiara delivered pure fashion royalty, expected after being away from the Met for 10 years. Across the board, accessories this year did what great styling always should. They told a story in which the details carried just as much weight as the clothes themselves, if not more. See the standout accessories that defined the night. Doechii’s Headpiece   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by British Vogue (@britishvogue) Beyonce’s Tiara   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by British Vogue (@britishvogue) Ciara’s Headpiece   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by E! News (@enews) Keke Palmer’s Neckpiece   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Keke™ (@keke) Adut Akech’s Baby Bump […] The post Clearly, Accessories Were the Real Stars of the Met Gala appeared first on BN Style.

If fashion was the headline at this year’s Met Gala, then beauty quietly stole the show. Under the “Fashion Is Art” theme, the glam was anything but an afterthought. Faces became canvases, hair turned sculptural, and makeup pushed into territory that felt closer to installation art than everyday beauty. The standout moment of the night came from Anok Yai, whose molten gold face, complete with wax-like tear tracks, stopped the scroll and set the tone for just how experimental things could get. It was theatrical, haunting, and undeniably unforgettable. Without further ado, these were the beauty looks that defined the night: Anok Yai   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Girls United (@essencegu_) Keke Palmer   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Keke™ (@keke) Adut Akech   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Keita Moore (@kilprity) Simone Ashely   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by African Teen News (@african_teen_news) Beyonce   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by New York Times Fashion & Style (@nytstyle) Rihanna   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by British Vogue (@britishvogue) Doechii […] The post The Best Beauty Moments from the Met Gala 2026 appeared first on BN Style.

Every year, fashion’s biggest night delivers spectacle, but this year’s Met Gala feels especially intentional. This year’s exhibition is titled “Costume Art,” and it anchors everything about tonight. The dress code, “Fashion Is Art” setting the tone, the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art transformed into a living gallery where couture was curated, studied, and performed. Leading the charge were co-chairs Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, Venus Williams, and Anna Wintour, each embodying the theme with a sense of authority that set the bar for the night. This year’s red carpet blurred the lines between fashion and fine art in the most compelling way, and without further ado, here’s what our favourites wore to the Met Gala this year. Beyonce in Oliver Rousteing   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by New York Times Fashion & Style (@nytstyle) Rihanna in Maison Margiela and ASAP Rocky in Chanel   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) Tyla in Custom Valentino   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) Cardi B in Marc Jacobs […] The post ICYMI: Catch All the Standout Looks from the Met Gala 2026 appeared first on BN Style.