Nigerian celebrity chef Hilda Baci becomes a Guinness World Record holder for the third time. According to the record-breaking chef, she received news that her jollof rice feat in September 2025 had broken two records, not just one: largest serving of Nigerian-style jollof rice and largest serving of rice overall. Baci made the announcement on […] The post Hilda Baci Becomes Three-time Guinness World Record Holder appeared first on FabWoman.

In recent times, the term ‘oil pulling’ has become a social media trend, with many women incorporating it into their wellness routines and talking about its numerous benefits. You’ve probably seen it on your social media feed: videos of influencers and wellness enthusiasts swishing coconut oil around their mouths. Oil pulling is an oral care […] The post Why You Should Add Oil Pulling To Your Oral Routine Right Away appeared first on FabWoman.

Being intentional with fashion choices can be a true game-changer, and one creator who embodies this effortlessly is Tomiwa Rodia. The beauty and lifestyle YouTuber consistently delivers style inspiration for hijabi girlies, striking the perfect balance between classy, refined, and modest. From neutral palettes and rich textures to vibrant accents and elegant silhouettes, Tomiwa has a knack for making thoughtful fashion statements that feel both personal and aspirational. So, in today’s Closet Case Study, we’re sharing a few style lessons we’ve picked up from this standout creator. Here are 4 lessons from Tomiwa Rodia’s closet: Modest doesn’t mean boring Through clever layering and thoughtful texture pairing, whether for a casual day out or a special occasion, Tomiwa proves that modest fashion can be expressive and exciting. She’s a reminder that experimenting within your personal style doesn’t have to mean compromising your values.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Tomiwa. (@tomiwarodia)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Tomiwa. (@tomiwarodia)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Tomiwa. (@tomiwarodia) Colours and patterns are your friends Tomiwa isn’t one to shy away from colour palettes or playful prints, and […] The post A Closet Case Study: Lessons From Tomiwa Rodia’s Chic Modest Style appeared first on BN Style.

The beauty industry continues to evolve, and it is especially noteworthy when meaningful impact is driven by young professionals who are confidently shaping its future. One of such trailblazers is Tannis, a Nigerian beauty artist, educator, and content creator with over eight years of experience and a digital community of more than 100,000 followers. Renowned for her skin-focused artistry and practical approach to beauty education, Tannis has built a strong reputation for teaching makeup in a way that is both professional and accessible, while remaining deeply rooted in community impact. This birthed the GLAMAS initiative. GLAMAS kicked off in 2023, offering free makeup services to 100 individuals, a gesture rooted in gratitude and community appreciation. As it evolved into a larger vision, it became an avenue for creating access, opportunity, and tangible support for beauty creatives. In December 2025, Tannis hosted the Masterclass × GLAMAS, a beauty education experience that combined a live, in-depth makeup masterclass with GLAMAS, her annual giveback initiative designed to support and uplift beauty creatives and enthusiasts. Participants received content creator starter kits, full makeup kits, skincare sets, and cash prizes; tools designed to help recipients take real steps forward in their beauty or content creation […] The post How Tannis Is Making An Impact With Beauty Education appeared first on BN Style.

The African Cup of Nations may have just wrapped up, but the colours aren’t going anywhere. Vine Olugu has taken the jersey colours of African football teams and reworked them into something else entirely: high-fashion, corporate, and casual menswear. Think tailored fits, everyday pieces, and work-ready looks that pull from the same palettes we saw on the pitch, without feeling like fan gear. It’s football culture translated into real life, subtle, wearable, and intentional. A reminder that the tournament might be over, but the influence still shows up in how we dress. See the looks:   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) The post Vine Olugu Turns AFCON Jerseys Into Everyday Style appeared first on BN Style.

Knowing the difference between a skin tint, foundation, and contour cream can completely change how you approach your makeup routine. Each product plays a distinct role, and understanding when and how to use them helps you get the finish you actually want. A skin tint is all about light coverage and a natural, skin-like finish. It evens out tone without masking your complexion, letting freckles, texture, and glow shine through. Think of it as your skin, just slightly perfected. It is ideal for everyday wear, minimal makeup days, or when you want your face to look fresh rather than fully done. Foundation, on the other hand, steps things up. It offers more coverage and structure, helping to even out complexion, blur imperfections, and create a smooth base for the rest of your makeup. Whether light, medium, or full coverage, foundation is designed to unify the skin and make everything layered on top look more polished.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Beauty (@bellanaijabeauty) Finally, a contour cream is not about coverage at all. Its job is to sculpt and define. Applied strategically to the hollows of the cheeks, jawline, nose, or forehead, it adds […] The post Skin Tint, Foundation, or Contour Cream? Here’s the Difference appeared first on BN Style.

The fashion scene in Lagos mirrors the city’s electric energy; rich in talent, bold creativity, and a resilience that continues to shape its identity. Home to trailblazing designers and runways that consistently push boundaries, it has increasingly drawn global attention.  At the core of this is the Lagos Fashion Week, now 15 years strong. Building on its impact, a first-of-its-kind intelligence document; the Lagos Fashion Season 2025 Trend Report curated and produced by Clearly Invincible, a fashion services and research-led media agency, offers a data-driven analysis of the season’s creative and commercial influence.    View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Fashion Business Consultant (@clearlyinvincible) The report examines the Lagos fashion season and its media impact, cultural relevance, and effect on ecosystem development, providing insight into how African fashion is currently performing and where it must evolve to scale responsibly and competitively on a global level. Using a combination of social listening data, manual data collation, and qualitative industry observation, it analyses digital conversations around Lagos Fashion Week and adjacent private shows. Across the tracked timeline and keywords, the findings reveal an estimated Advertising Value Equivalent (AVE) of $1.7 million, highlighting growing visibility and value. Positioned as […] The post Clearly Invincible Launches The Lagos Fashion Scene 2025 Trend Report appeared first on BN Style.

If Tiwa Savage is trying something new, it is worth paying attention. The singer recently took us along to her first Pilates class, and it instantly made sense. Known for her fit physique, endless energy, and a body that refuses to age quietly, Tiwa is living proof that strength, discipline, and movement matter, especially over 40. Pilates, with its focus on core strength, flexibility, and control, feels like a natural next step. Watching her ease into the practice is both motivating, as it shows staying connected to your body in a way that keeps you strong and confident. If Pilates is part of how Tiwa Savage maintains that level of fitness and glow, then there is definitely something there. Watch to steal her routine:   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Tiwa Savage (@tiwasavage) The post Tiwa Savage Is Officially in Her Pilates Era appeared first on BN Style.

Sometimes, the chicest thing you can wear is something that lets you breathe. But oversized outfits have long been misunderstood as lazy, shapeless, or simply something to throw on when comfort is the only goal. But style girls know better. When done right, oversized silhouettes are intentional because volume becomes the statement and proportions do the talking. The key to nailing an oversized fit is balance and confidence. An oversized blazer paired with sharp accessories instantly reads chic, not careless. Wide-leg trousers feel elevated when styled with a fitted top, sleek hair, or statement shoes. Even the most relaxed pieces come alive with thoughtful details like colour coordination, texture play, or bold jewellery. If you have been thinking about looking into oversized fits, we have handpicked looks that prove that oversized outfits can command attention without screaming for it. They are stylish, modern, and effortlessly cool, reminding us that fashion does not always have to cling to the body to make an impact.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BADDEST✨ (@tience_gallery)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Theodo®️a (@dorawilfred)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by […] The post Why Oversized Fashion Will Always Be Chic appeared first on BN Style.

Financial boundaries are rules set around how you earn, spend, save, and share money. Many women still struggle with setting clear financial boundaries that protect their economic well-being and future security. In 2026, it is more important than ever to intentionally set financial boundaries, as they protect you and provide long-term security and independence. Whether […] The post 7 Financial Boundaries Every Woman Should Set in 2026 appeared first on FabWoman.

One actress that Nigerians can’t get enough of at the moment is Teniola Aladese. Also a producer and casting director, here are some interesting facts to know about her. 1. Teniola Aladese was born on 18 September 1993 into a family of six in Agege, Lagos State. 2. She attended Raregift Nursery and Primary School, Ogba, […] The post 9 Interesting Things To Know About Nigerian Actress, Teniola Aladese appeared first on FabWoman.

Digestive issues are often ignored or self-treated, but persistent symptoms may signal deeper health problems. A gastroenterologist is a doctor who diagnoses and treats conditions affecting the digestive system, including the stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, and esophagus. What Does a Gastroenterologist Treat? A gastroenterologist manages conditions such as: Acid reflux (GERD) Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) […] The post 9 Warning Signs It’s Time To See A Gastroenterologist appeared first on FabWoman.

The long-awaited film adaptation of “The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives,” a novel written by Lola Shoneyin and produced by EbonyLife Films, is set to hit the cinemas in December 2026. Previously announced as a Netflix original series in 2020, this new development was announced in a statement by Ebonylife Group’s CEO, Mo Abudu, […] The post Lola Shoneyin’s ‘The Secret Lives Of Baba Segi’s Wives’ Film Adaptation Set For December 2026 Release appeared first on FabWoman.

The federal government has directed banks and financial technology firms to begin collecting and remitting a 7.5 percent value-added tax (VAT) on selected electronic banking services and bank charges, effective Monday, January 19, 2026. The directive, communicated to customers through email notices from payment platforms on Wednesday, January 14, applies to charges on services such […] The post All You Should Know As FG Directs Banks, Fintechs To Collect 7.5% VAT On Bank Charges appeared first on FabWoman.

Sometimes all it takes is one look to spark a collective hair rethink. Bella Okagbue’s short, wavy honey blonde moment does exactly that. It feels light, effortless, and intentional, the kind of cut and colour combo that does not try too hard yet still turns heads. The warm blonde brings softness, the waves add character, and the cropped length seals the deal. If you have been flirting with the idea of going shorter or switching up your colour, consider this your sign   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija (@bellanaija) The post Bella Okagbue Is Making the Case for Short, Wavy Honey Blonde Hair appeared first on BN Style.

Cape Town has a way of pulling you in quietly, then completely winning you over. Is it the city’s dramatic coastlines and golden sunsets or its blend of nature, culture, and luxury, it is the kind of destination that feels both grounding and aspirational. Whether it is strolling through the city, soaking up ocean views, or indulging in slow, beautiful moments, Cape Town offers a backdrop that elevates every experience. It is no surprise that Hawa Magaji chose the city for her birthday getaway, embracing its laid-back elegance while serving looks that matched the scenery perfectly. See the stunning looks she wore   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by HAWANANNA REBECCA IBRAHIM MAGAJI (@hawa_magaji)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by HAWANANNA REBECCA IBRAHIM MAGAJI (@hawa_magaji)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by HAWANANNA REBECCA IBRAHIM MAGAJI (@hawa_magaji)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by HAWANANNA REBECCA IBRAHIM MAGAJI (@hawa_magaji)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by HAWANANNA REBECCA IBRAHIM MAGAJI (@hawa_magaji) The post See Cape Town Through Hawa Magaji’s Lens appeared first on BN Style.

Moodboards are built on the little things, and right now, nail inspiration is doing a lot of heavy lifting. These six designs capture different vibes but land in the same place: polished, current, and easy to obsess over. Some lean clean and understated, others play with colour and texture, but all of them feel like the kind of sets you screenshot and come back to when it is time to switch things up. If you are looking to refresh your nail game or simply collecting visual inspo, these are the looks worth saving. See the looks.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by NAIL ARTIST IN LAGOS (@nailsby_bunmi)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by NAIL ARTIST IN LAGOS (@nailsby_bunmi)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Nail Artist in Abuja (@the_nailsgoddess)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by NAIL ARTIST IN IBADAN (@radiance_nails___)     View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Nail Artist in Surulere, Lagos (@zubvier)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Nail Artist in Surulere, Lagos (@zubvier)     The post 6 Nail Inspo That Belong on Your Moodboard This January appeared first on BN Style.

History is about to be made as Spain is set to have its first queen in 150 years. Princess Leonor, the 20-year-old daughter of King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, is next in line to become the country’s first queen regnant since Isabella II, her fourth great-grandmother, who reigned from 1833 to 1868. While there […] The post Inside The Life Of Princess Leonor, The 20-Year-Old Set To Become Spain’s Next Queen appeared first on FabWoman.

Some of us fall in love with movies and TV shows because of the strength of the story, the quality of production, or the brilliance of the cast. But just as deeply, many of us are drawn to female-led cinema for fashion. Watching women on screen challenge the status quo, defy tired stereotypes, command a room with their presence, or move effortlessly through a scene has a powerful way of shaping how we see the world. As a young Nigerian fashion enthusiast, I watched through that lens. I grew up consuming series on YouTube, films on Netflix, productions filled with women whose coming-of-age and self-discovery journeys were compelling enough to make me dream bigger and feel seen. Beyond the storytelling, their wardrobes did something even more transformative: they showed me that personal style is a form of agency; that how I present myself can be just as intentional as the life I’m building. Gushing aside, here’s a list of female-led Nigerian movies and series that used fashion as a storytelling tool and left a lasting impression on us. (Who knows? This might be your cue to watch or re-watch them) Skinny Girl In Transit (7 Seasons) Beyond chronicling Tiwa’s relatable […] The post Fashion as Power: Female-Led Nigerian Shows We Loved appeared first on BN Style.

Anita Natacha ‘Tacha‘ Akide turned heads in a butter yellow dress paired with a sharp pixie cut, and trust us, this is the kind of look that stops conversations mid-sentence. Bright, bold, and unapologetically eye-catching, the colour alone did all the talking, while the dress hugged in all the right places. The pixie cut only turned the heat up, giving the look a fearless edge that screamed main character energy. If you are building a night-out moodboard that guarantees all eyes on you, this is exactly the inspo you need. Bookmark it, screenshot it, and take notes. See the look   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) The post Tacha Turns Up the Heat in Butter Yellow appeared first on BN Style.

Renting a house in Nigeria is not for the fainthearted. Aside from the exuberant cost, you also have to deal with finding one that looks good and fits your budget. Everyday realities like power supply, flooding, and internet access can greatly affect your comfort, which many tenants only realize after moving in. Before committing, here […] The post 8 Things To Consider Before Renting An Apartment For The First Time appeared first on FabWoman.

The Nigerian legal community has been thrown into mourning following the tragic killing of Barrister Princess Mediatrix Nwamaka Chigbo, an Abuja-based lawyer who was abducted and later murdered in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Chigbo, a former treasurer of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Abuja Branch, was reported missing after she was kidnapped while travelling […] The post Abduction, Ransom, Death: What We Know About The Gruesome Killing of Abuja Lawyer, Mediatrix Nwamaka Chigbo appeared first on FabWoman.

Claudette Colvin, a courageous figure whose early act of defiance helped ignite the modern American civil rights movement, has passed away at the age of 86. She became famous when she refused to relinquish her seat to a white passenger on a segregated Montgomery, Alabama, bus. This was a pivotal moment in the long struggle […] The post Claudette Colvin Dies at 86: 11 Facts To Know About The US Civil Rights Pioneer Who Ended Bus Segregation appeared first on FabWoman.

Being a corporate baddie requires a certain level of versatility and intention, and contrary to popular belief, anyone can be one. Whether you’re a tech girlie, a finance expert, or thriving in a creative agency, your personal style can add an extra oomph to your everyday grind. Beyond juggling efficiency and excellence at work, being a corporate baddie has a lot to do with your fashion choices and the lifestyle you intentionally curate around them. Let’s be honest, when you feel good, you look good. It’s the same reason we fall in love with characters like Jessica Pearson from Suits, Lara from The Smart Money Woman, or, for lovers of high and statement fashion, Emily in Paris. Their wardrobes don’t just dress them; they tell a story. Ultimately, romanticizing your workwear helps you step into main-character energy. And if we’re being honest, you deserve to feel that way every day because you work hard enough. Here are a few tips to find your style as a corporate baddie… Find your aesthetic Style and personality are often intertwined, so like any style journey, your corporate one starts with self-awareness. Are you a minimalist who gravitates towards clean, simple aesthetics? A siren […] The post How To Find Your Style As A Corporate Baddie appeared first on BN Style.

I have been following Achieng Agutu, the queen of confidence and style for many years. A young woman whose bold presence and infectious energy lights up every corner of the internet she appears in. From her unapologetic self-love mantras to her vibrant, ever-evolving wardrobe, I have watched her personality, style, and voice grow into something truly powerful and magnetic. Without any anticipation a lovely surprise found its way to me a few months ago in September 2025. There I was in New York City one pleasant warm evening with the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) week in full momentum swirling all around. The city was electric with yellow cabs rushing past, diplomats and creatives from every corner of the world filling conference halls and here I was attending one of the #UNGA Events at the Africa Center in Harlem. In the middle of the crowd, between the conversations, flashes of color, and creative energy, I spotted her Achieng Agutu. Radiant, grounded, unmistakably herself. What started as a simple hello quickly turned into an effortless connection. We talked, laughed, exchanged stories, and the chemistry was instant two Kenyan women in the heart of New York sharing space, ideas, and a moment […] The post Unapologetic in Her Own Skin – A Conversation With Achieng Agutu By Connie Aluoch appeared first on BN Style.

Judith Amadi, who recently embarked on a solo trip from Lagos to France on her motorcycle, has relived her experience, describing the journey as highly challenging. She embarked on the journey on October 18, 2025, in order to raise awareness for cancer patients. Crossing borders, navigating hostile terrains, facing discrimination, and enduring loneliness, the cancer […] The post Woman Completes Solo Motorcycle Ride From Nigeria To France Because of This Remarkable Reason appeared first on FabWoman.

In today’s dating world, breadcrumbing doesn’t always look like silence. Sometimes, it looks like someone who watches every Instagram story, replies once a week, and sends random “Hey” messages just when you’re about to move on. Because social media has changed how people stay emotionally connected and also commitment, what once required effort now takes […] The post From Story Views to Late Replies: 7 Signs You’re Being Breadcrumbed Online appeared first on FabWoman.

The phrase “mammy market” was recently added to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) in a January 2025 update, highlighting the influence of Nigerian English, Pidgin, and street slang on global vocabulary. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the term “mammy market” was recognized as “a market typically run by women, originally found in military barracks but […] The post 5 Things To Know As Mammy Market Gets Added To The Oxford Dictionary appeared first on FabWoman.

  Funke Akindele’s film, Behind the Scenes, has crossed the ₦2 billion mark at the box office, setting a new record in Nollywood cinema history. According to FilmOne Entertainment, the movie’s distributor, the film has grossed ₦2,103,039,706 since its release. The company announced the milestone in an Instagram post, describing the achievement as unprecedented for […] The post Funke Akindele’s Behind the Scenes Sets New Nollywood Cinema Record appeared first on FabWoman.

MultiChoice Nigeria has approved the appointment of Kemi Omotosho as Chief Executive Officer. Effective January 2026, she will take over from John Ugbe. The company said the transition follows a structured succession process designed to ensure continuity in leadership and operations. Ugbe is stepping down after nearly 15 years in the role, a period during […] The post MultiChoice Nigeria Appoints Kemi Omotosho As CEO appeared first on FabWoman.

Mattel Inc. introduced a Barbie doll with autism on Monday as the newest member of its line, intended to celebrate diversity, joining a collection that already includes a Barbie with Down syndrome, a blind Barbie, and a Barbie and a Ken with vitiligo, among other models the toymaker has added to make its fashion dolls more inclusive. Mattel […] The post Mattel Launches First-Ever Barbie Doll With Autism appeared first on FabWoman.

Teyana Taylor became one of the most talked-about moments of the 2026 Golden Globes following a speech that resonated widely with viewers and fans across social media. The American singer, actress, dancer, and director was emotional as she took the stage at the awards ceremony, which was held on January 11, to receive her award […] The post Teyana Taylor’s Golden Globes Speech Sends a Powerful Message to Women appeared first on FabWoman.

Renowned Nigerian author and writer Chimamanda Adichie has issued a legal notice to Euracare, a private hospital in Lagos, accusing it of medical negligence and professional impropriety following the death of her 21-month-old son, Nkanu Nnamdi, after a series of medical procedures. In a detailed legal notice dated January 10, 2026, the solicitors acting for […] The post Chimamanda Adichie Issues Legal Notice To Hospital Over Son’s Death appeared first on FabWoman.

You know how there are some fashionistas you spot at an event, a cafe, the club, random places like the supermarket, or on Instagram, and you instantly want to know what they’re wearing because they’re always on a style streak? Nigeria has a lot of them, and we’re here to spotlight a few for you to follow! Not only do they prove that fashion can be a powerful tool for self expression but they inspire confidence with their looks. Whether you’re looking to refresh your personal aesthetic or inject some motivation into your daily wardrobe, they’ve got you covered!  Check out the list below: Temi Otedola   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Temiloluwa Ajibade (@temiotedola) Nonye Udeogu   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Nonye Udeogu (@thisthingcalledfashionn) Chioma Ikokwu   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Chioma Ikokwu (@chiomagoodhair) Toke Makinwa   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Toke Makinwa (@tokemakinwa) Frances Theodore   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Frances Theodore (@francestheodore) Eni Popoola   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Eni Popoola (@enigivensunday) […] The post 6 Nigerian IT Girls To Follow For Major Aura Points  appeared first on BN Style.

Congratulations are in order for Sinners star Wunmi Mosaku, who lit up the 83rd Golden Globes red carpet with joy, beauty, and the most heartwarming surprise of the night. The award-winning actor announced her pregnancy in the most glamorous way possible, debuting her baby bump while sharing that she has decided to stop camouflaging it so she and her little one can truly enjoy and embrace the moment together. Talk about a beautiful and empowering reveal. Wunmi stepped onto the red carpet glowing inside and out, and her glam really did eat. She wore a rich plum lip, beautifully sculpted makeup, and a stunning kiko/African threading hairstyle that felt celebratory, cultural, and completely regal. The look was effortlessly elegant, proof that maternity style can be bold, joyful, and fashion-forward. Brightening up the carpet in a breathtaking sunny yellow gown by Matthew Reisman Collection, Wunmi was the vision of radiant happiness. Styled by Shameelahhicks, every detail worked in perfect harmony as motherhood and Black beauty shone brightly for the world to see. We love to see it.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) Credits:  Styling @shameelahhicks MUA: @u.z.o Hair: @iamaraxilindsey The post Wunmi Mosaku Glows as She Debuts Baby Bump at the Golden Globes appeared first on BN Style.

Maternity fashion doesn’t have to mean compromising on style. Nafe Jemimah Kefas-Oyeleke is proving that expectant mothers can be just as chic, elegant, and fashion-forward as ever. Her approach is a pointer to the belief that elegance is not put on pause during pregnancy, it evolves. With thoughtful styling, vibrant choices, and a fearless attitude, Nafe Jemimah Kefas-Oyeleke makes maternity fashion feel modern, empowering, and undeniably stylish. See how she has styled her bump so far   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle) The post See Nafe Jemimah Kefas-Oyeleke’s Guide to Elegant Maternity Style appeared first on BN Style.