Olori Ivie Atuwatse III is known as the Queen of the Warri Kingdom and wife of Ogiame Atuwatse III, the current king of the Warri Kingdom and the 21st Olu of Warri. Beyond her title, she is a lawyer, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and a strong advocate for women’s empowerment. Here are some interesting things to know […] The post A Biography On Olori Ivie Atuwatse III, The Industrious Queen Of The Warri Kingdom appeared first on FabWoman.

Olaolu Slawn’s newly unveiled Nike collaboration for the Super Eagles is already shaping up to be another major fashion-meets-football moment for Nigeria. With its bold visuals, streetwear-inspired pieces and distinctly Nigerian energy, the collection feels like a new chapter in the growing relationship between football culture and fashion. But for real fashion lovers, this moment also brings back memories of the now-iconic 2018 World Cup kit. Designed by Nigerian luxury designer David Bowler in partnership with Nike, the sports jersey sold out almost immediately after its release. Because long before football jerseys became luxury fashion references and street style staples, Nigeria’s 2018 Nike collection changed the game entirely. The green-and-white zigzag jersey became an instant global sensation, with Nike reportedly receiving over three million pre-orders before the official release. Fans famously queued outside London’s Niketown store on Oxford Street just to get their hands on the collection. The campaign visuals only added to its cultural impact. Featuring names like Wizkid, Grace Ladoja, Alex Iwobi, Julie Adenuga and Wilfred Ndidi, the imagery captured a stylish, youthful Nigeria that the world could not stop paying attention to. But beyond the numbers, the collection succeeded because it felt bigger than football. Inspired by Nigeria’s gold […] The post Before Slawn’s 2026 Super Eagles Kits, There Was the Iconic 2018 Nike Collection by David Bowler appeared first on BN Style.

As a woman, you can command respect at work without becoming aggressive or losing your self-worth in the process. Every woman deserves to be respected by all, especially for the roles they take in life. Some women think you have to enforce respect or authority on people before they respect you. Well, that’s a no! […] The post 6 Ways To Command Respect At Work Without Being Aggressive appeared first on FabWoman.

Eid al-Adha celebrations are always filled with family, joy, delicious food, and of course, incredible fashion. This year was no different as some of our favourite celebrities stepped out in stunning looks that beautifully captured the elegance and spirit of the festive season. As always, we saw a rich mix of richly embroidered agbadas and flowing boubous to glamorous kaftans, coordinated family looks, and statement accessories. Whether you’re looking for modest fashion inspiration, tailoring ideas or simply love seeing how style and culture come together during special celebrations, these celebrity Eid al-Adha looks are guaranteed to inspire your next occasion wear moodboard. See some of our favourite fashion moments from the celebrations below.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by BellaNaija Style (@bellanaijastyle)   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 See the Stunning Looks Celebrities Wore to Celebrate Eid al-Adha appeared first on BN Style.

Beauty trends are supposed to make life more fun, expressive and experimental, but for many women, some of today’s most popular standards feel more exhausting than exciting. From complicated skincare routines to the pressure to always look “done,” beauty culture can sometimes feel less like self-expression and more like performance. We spoke to five Nigerian women about the beauty trends they simply cannot stand, and honestly, their answers might sound very familiar. Bolu, 26: “I Hate Lashes. All of Them.” “Strip lashes, extensions, cluster, you name it. I just hate lashes.” Lashes have become almost mandatory for glam makeup looks, especially for weddings, birthdays and nights out. But for some women, the discomfort, maintenance and dramatic look simply are not worth it. Tolani, 30: “Three Steps Are Enough for Me.” “I cannot stand anything more than a three-step skincare routine. Face wash, moisturiser and sunscreen. I get so overwhelmed with so much product on my face.” With skincare shelves becoming more crowded by the day, many women are beginning to reject the idea that beauty has to involve 15 serums and complicated routines. Onyinyechi, 22: “Loc’ing My Hair Was the Best Decision.” “Mine is the constant need to make one’s […] The post Five Nigerian Women on the Beauty Trends They’re Officially Tired Of appeared first on BN Style.

Kano State has been ranked the best state to raise a family in Nigeria ahead of Lagos and Abuja, according to a new report by SBM Intelligence. The report, published on May 26, titled Where Nigerian Families Actually Thrive, assessed eight states (Abuja, Anambra, Bauchi, Cross River, Kano, Lagos, Oyo, and Rivers) across 15 indicators, including […] The post Kano Has Been Ranked Nigeria’s Best State To Raise A Family (See Full List) appeared first on FabWoman.

  Rice water has been a tested and trusted remedy for hair growth. It is an ancient Asian treatment that has been used by the women of Yao village and the imperial women alike to grow their hair up to their toes Fermented rice water is such a potent aid for hair growth. Fermented rice […] The post This Is Why You Should Start Using Rice Water For Hair Growth appeared first on FabWoman.

South African Fashion Week SS26 came with the kind of runway moments that remind you why Johannesburg remains one of the continent’s most exciting fashion capitals. From exaggerated tailoring and sculptural silhouettes to rich textures, intricate beadwork and fearless colour play, designers delivered collections that felt deeply rooted in African storytelling while still pushing fashion forward. There was drama, there was softness, there was impeccable construction and the kind of wearable artistry that lingers in your mind long after the lights go down. Whether it was sharply cut suiting, fluid gowns, avant-garde layering or contemporary takes on heritage dressing, the runways proved once again that South African designers are operating at a global level without losing their distinct point of view. If your moodboard has been needing fresh inspiration, consider this your sign. You need to see these standout runway looks from South African Fashion Week SS26.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by South African Fashion Week (@safashionweek)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by South African Fashion Week (@safashionweek)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by South African Fashion Week (@safashionweek)   View this post on […] The post Every Fashion Person Needs to See These SA Fashion Week SS26 Looks appeared first on BN Style.

Veteran Nollywood actress Patience Ozokwor has joined football icon Jay-Jay Okocha and Super Eagles stars Samuel Chukwueze and Tolu Arokodare in the latest campaign for Nike ahead of the 2026 football season. The campaign, created in collaboration with British-Nigerian artist Olaolu Slawn, celebrates Nigerian culture, football heritage, street fashion, and creativity through a bold new […] The post Patience Ozokwor ‘Mama G’ Features In Nike’s 2026 World Cup Campaign appeared first on FabWoman.

There’s football kits, and then there are cultural moments. The new Nike x Olaolu Slawn collaboration for the Nigeria national football team feels firmly like the latter. Loud, expressive, unmistakably Nigerian and dripping with the rebellious energy that has made Slawn one of the most exciting creative voices of his generation, the nIKE ’26 collab kits are already shaping up to be one of the year’s biggest fashion and football crossovers. Shot by Stephen Tayo, the campaign brings together a lineup that feels like a perfect snapshot of Nigerian culture across generations. From football legend Jay-Jay Okocha to actress Patience Ozokwor, alongside Grace Ladoja, Samuel Chukwueze, Tolu Arokodare, Kida Kudz and DEELA, the visuals capture the beautiful chaos of Nigerian style, music, football and street culture colliding in one place. And the collection itself? It goes far beyond jerseys. The set features everything from statement track suits and baseball jackets to hoodies, joggers and streetwear separates that feel designed for both the stadium and the streets. It’s sporty, nostalgic, playful and deeply rooted in the kind of fashion language young Nigerians have mastered effortlessly. If Nigeria’s iconic 2018 World Cup jersey became a global fashion phenomenon, this new Slawn-era chapter […] The post Patience Ozokwor, Jay-Jay Okocha, Kida Kudz & More Star in Slawn x Nike’s Super Eagles Campaign appeared first on BN Style.

For over a decade, TUBO has been the designer behind Queen Olori Atuwatse III’s most memorable fashion moments, so it felt only right for the couture house to create the wardrobe for her milestone 40th birthday celebration. Centered around the theme “Elements,” the birthday looks were visual storytelling pieces that reflected power, femininity, evolution and legacy. In a new video shared by the brand, we get a closer look at how the extraordinary birthday wardrobe came together, from the inspiration and craftsmanship behind each design to the symbolism woven into every detail. True to TUBO’s signature approach, the pieces celebrated African womanhood through couture that felt regal, intentional and deeply personal. “They say I’ve broken some milestones, shattered some glass ceilings,” the Olori says. “I’m looking forward to even more.” As Queen Olori Atuwatse III steps into a new decade, her vision remains firmly rooted in uplifting and redefining possibilities for African women everywhere. Watch the full video below: The post Inside the Making of Queen Olori Atuwatse III’s Stunning 40th Birthday Wardrobe by TUBO appeared first on BN Style.

If you’ve spent more than five minutes on beauty TikTok or deep in a Reddit thread, then you already know this: everybody has a recommendation. One person swears by laser hair removal, another says microneedling transformed their skin, and somebody else is convincing you that monthly facials are the secret to looking expensive. At some point, beauty treatments start sounding less like self-care and more like a full-time financial commitment. With so many opinions online, it can get overwhelming figuring out what is actually worth spending your money on, especially in a time where treatments are becoming more accessible and more expensive. So, instead of listening to influencers with sponsored partnerships and perfect lighting, we spoke to five Nigerian women about the beauty treatments they genuinely believe were worth every naira. From acne scar treatments to laser sessions and luxury facials, these are the procedures they’d happily book again. Ada, 29: “Laser Hair Removal Changed My Life” “I used to book waxing appointments like it was a part-time job. The pain, the ingrowns, the stress. One day, I finally said enough and started laser sessions. Expensive? Yes. Worth it? Absolutely.” Laser hair removal was one of the most consistently praised […] The post 5 Nigerian Women on the Beauty Treatments That Were Absolutely Worth It appeared first on BN Style.

The beauty industry looks glamorous from the outside. Viral lip gloss launches, perfectly curated skincare shelves, celebrity-backed brands, and packaging so pretty it belongs on your Pinterest board. But behind every successful beauty business is someone who started with a simple question: how do I even begin? Starting a beauty business today is not just about mixing products or picking cute branding. It’s about understanding your audience, identifying what’s missing in the market, and creating something people genuinely want to come back to. Whether you dream of launching a skincare line, selling wigs, creating makeup products, or building a fragrance brand, the first step is knowing that you do not need a massive budget or celebrity connections to get started. What you do need is clarity, consistency, and a strong point of view. In an industry overflowing with options, the brands that stand out are the ones with a story, a purpose, and products that actually solve a problem. No other person better to learn this from than Topicals founder Olamide Olowe. So if you’ve been sitting on that beauty business idea, wondering where to start, consider this your sign. The post Thinking of Starting a Beauty Business? Listen to Olamide Olowe appeared first on BN Style.

The post “You’re pained that she’s doing well” – Sarah Martins knocks Yul Edochie over his recent interview about his ex-wife appeared first on Kemi Filani. Nollywood actress Sarah Martins has slammed Yul Edochie over his recent comment about his ex-wife, May Edochie. While speaking on The Honest Bunch Podcast, Yul had hinted that May did something that pushed him into another marriage. He said he doesn’t mind being a villain in the story, and said he wishes his ex-wife well […] The post “You’re pained that she’s doing well” – Sarah Martins knocks Yul Edochie over his recent interview about his ex-wife appeared first on Kemi Filani.

One of the most confusing things about skincare isn’t even the products themselves, it’s figuring out what goes first. Should serum come before moisturizer? Where does sunscreen fit in? And do you really need all ten steps influencers swear by? The truth is, a good skincare routine doesn’t have to be complicated. The general rule is simple: apply products from the lightest consistency to the heaviest. This helps your skin absorb each product properly without heavier formulas blocking lighter ones. Here’s the correct order for a basic skincare routine: CleanserAlways start with a clean face. Cleansing removes dirt, oil, sweat, and makeup so your other products can actually work. Toner (Optional)Toners can help hydrate the skin or target concerns like acne and excess oil, but they’re not mandatory. SerumThis is where treatment products go. Vitamin C serums are usually applied in the morning for brightening and protection, while hydrating or acne-fighting serums can be used depending on your skin concerns. MoisturizerMoisturizer locks in hydration and strengthens your skin barrier. Even oily skin needs it. Sunscreen (Morning Only)This is the most important skincare step. Sunscreen protects your skin from sun damage, hyperpigmentation, and premature aging. It should always be the final […] The post Confused About Skincare Order? Here’s the Right Way appeared first on BN Style.

Nollywood actress Ini Dima-Okojie is having a baby and launching a new collection for pregnant mums at the same time. The actress took to Instagram to announce both the pregnancy and her collaboration collection with HCO called Bump & Beyond. Sharing the inspiration behind the collection, Ini wrote: “Pregnancy has been such a beautiful season for me, but I’ll be honest, one thing I really struggled with was finding pieces that felt comfortable, elevated, and most importantly, still felt like me.” The collection features six easy, elevated pieces designed to move with women through different seasons of womanhood, with styles that can be worn beyond maternity too. See the collection.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Ini Dima-Okojie (@inidimaokojie) The post Ini Dima-Okojie Is Having a Baby and Launching a Collection for Pregnant Mums appeared first on BN Style.

Outgrowing a friendship is a natural part of life, especially as we grow, elevate, and become better versions of ourselves. Our interests, expectations, and ideologies may begin to change, and it does not mean anything is wrong with us. Here are signs that you are outgrowing a friendship and what you should do about it. […] The post 7 Obvious Signs You Are Outgrowing A Friendship And How To Deal With It appeared first on FabWoman.

Nairobi was alive with energy and global influence as over 30 Heads of State gathered for the Africa Forward Summit held from May 11th–12th co-hosted by Kenyan President William Ruto and French President Emmanuel Macron. The landmark summit brought together leaders from across the continent for impactful conversations around economic integration, artificial intelligence, energy transition and global financial reform, while placing Africa’s booming Creative Economy firmly in the spotlight as a major driver of the continent’s future growth and global influence. One of the memorable moments of the summit was “Le Concert” organized and produced by Trace Media. The event was  a dazzling closing celebration of African unity, musical excellence and the continent’s thriving creative industry. The evening opened with a spectacular fashion showcase spotlighting designers from Kenya, Nigeria, Cote D’Ivoire and Senegal reaffirming Africa’s position as a global cultural and economic force where heritage, craftsmanship and storytelling seamlessly meet international markets. President William Ruto and Emmanuel Macron championed the creative economy as powerful engine for youthful empowerment, job creation and strategic cultural diplomacy between Africa and France. President Ruto emphasized that the creative sector is one of the biggest engines for job creation and empowerment for the continent’s youth. […] The post “LE CONCERT” CLOSES AFRICA FORWARD SUMMIT IN STYLE appeared first on BN Style.

Homemade spring rolls and samosas that instantly makes people feel welcome. Maybe it’s the crispy golden exterior, the flavour-packed fillings, or the fact that they disappear almost immediately once they hit the table. Whether you’re hosting friends for game night, entertaining family over the weekend, or simply looking for crowd-pleasing small chops, these recipes are guaranteed to impress your guests. The best part? They’re easier to make than they look. With the right filling, good seasoning, and that perfect crunch, spring rolls and samosas can easily become the highlight of your hosting menu. Serve them with chilled drinks, spicy dips, or alongside other finger foods, and you already have a spread everyone will keep reaching for. If you’ve been looking for the perfect homemade small chops recipe to elevate your hosting game, consider this your sign to get frying. The post Entertain Your Guests With These Crispy Spring Roll and Samosa Recipes appeared first on BN Style.

Tomatoes are a staple ingredient in many homes, especially in Nigeria; however, when they become rotten and moldy, eating them can pose serious dangers and health risks, exposing the body to harmful bacteria and toxins. Recently, the Lagos State Government warned residents against buying or consuming spoiled tomatoes, popularly known as “Ata Esha,” due to […] The post 3 Reasons You Should Stop Eating Rotten Tomatoes appeared first on FabWoman.

Ever seen a collection and wondered how the outfits are supposed to translate into real life wear? Between exaggerated silhouettes, dramatic layering, avant-garde styling, and sky-high heels that barely look walkable, runway fashion can sometimes feel more like performance art than everyday inspiration. But the truth is, some of the biggest fashion trends we wear daily were born on the runway first. The secret to wearing runway trends in real life is not copying the look exactly as it appeared on the catwalk. It is about interpreting the idea behind the trend in a way that fits your lifestyle, personal style, and wardrobe. Take sheer dressing, for example. On the runway, it may appear as a completely transparent dress styled with barely-there layers underneath. In real life, that could translate into a sheer blouse over a tank top, a mesh skirt layered over shorts, or transparent detailing on sleeves and hemlines. The essence of the trend remains, but the styling becomes wearable. The same applies to oversized tailoring. While designers may send exaggerated shoulders and dramatically wide trousers down the runway, you can embrace the trend with a relaxed blazer paired with fitted basics or slightly oversized pants styled with […] The post You’ve Seen It on the Runway, Now Here’s How to Actually Wear It appeared first on BN Style.

Nigerian Afrobeats singer and songwriter Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, also known as ‘Ayra Starr,’ has revealed that she wrote her hit song “Beggie Beggie” during a random public bus ride home. Speaking during a recent episode on the Crea8torium podcast titled ’15 Honest Minutes With Ayra Starr’, the Mavin Records singer said she no longer relies on […] The post Ayra Starr Reveals Where She Got Inspiration For Her Hit Song ‘Beggie Beggie’ appeared first on FabWoman.

Some people are obsessed with shoes. Others collect clothes, wigs, watches, or bags. But for Leye Ojeniyi, a visual storyteller based in Lagos, the obsession comes bottled in glass. What started with gifted perfumes from his brother slowly turned into a full-blown fragrance fixation, one built on memory and the thrill of discovering scents that linger long after the first spray. Today, with over 60 bottles in his collection and strong opinions about oud, niche fragrances, and “beast mode” perfumes, Leye is every bit the fraghead. In this conversation with BellaNaija Style, he opens up about the perfume that started it all, the most he has ever spent on a bottle, his unpopular fragrance takes, and why the smell of new books deserves its own luxury scent. Hello Leye, can we meet you? Hello BellaNaijaStyle, my name is Leye Ojeniyi, a visual storyteller based in Lagos, Nigeria, specializing in weddings and portrait photography Lovely! Let’s start from the top. How did you actually become a fraghead? Was there a person, a place, or a single bottle that started it all? Growing up, my brother used to buy perfumes, and after every holiday, whenever I was heading back to the hostel, […] The post Over 60 Bottles Later, Leye Ojeniyi Is Still Collecting Perfumes appeared first on BN Style.

  Being an introvert at the workplace can be exhausting and overwhelming. At work, everyone is so lively and outspoken, but you just don’t get it. From endless meetings to office small talk and group collaborations, the modern work environment often seems designed for extroverts. However, being introverted is not a weakness. Introverts are often […] The post 7 Practical Tips For Surviving As An Introvert At Work appeared first on FabWoman.

Rainy season in Lagos could be its own chaos; the flooded streets in Lekki, surprise downpours in traffic, danfo splashes, humidity ruining your hair five minutes after leaving the house, and somehow still needing to look put together through it all. The key to surviving it stylishly is investing in accessories that are practical first, but still fashionable enough to work with your wardrobe. Here are five worth getting before the next heavy downpour catches you slipping. 1. A Large Waterproof Tote Bag During rainy season, your bag is carrying more than usual. Umbrella, slippers, charger, mini fan, makeup pouch, maybe even an extra top. A structured waterproof tote becomes essential. When shopping, look out for: Nylon or coated materials Dark colours that will not easily stain Enough room for daily essentials Zipper closures because Lagos rain does not respect open bags Avoid suede and untreated leather unless you enjoy heartbreak. 2. Slip-On Rubber Sandals or Waterproof Flats This is the season where practicality humbles everybody. Your satin heels cannot survive flooded roads in Victoria Island. A good pair of stylish rubber sandals or waterproof flats will save you from ruined shoes, slippery walks, wet feet during unexpected rainfall and […] The post 5 Accessories Every Lagos Girl Needs for the Rainy Season appeared first on BN Style.

  A chief bridesmaid is the bride’s right-hand woman, and this duty or role is mostly carried out by her best friend, sister, or close family member. Most ladies can get apprehensive about being a chief bridesmaid because they are almost as nervous as the bride and would not want to ruin her big day. […] The post Chief Bridesmaid Duty? Here Is What You Need To Know About Your Role appeared first on FabWoman.

Nigerian heat is not makeup-friendly. Between the sun, humidity, traffic, and sweating five minutes after stepping outside, your makeup can go from flawless to patchy very quickly if your routine is not built to last. Contrary to what most people think, the secret is not using more makeup. It’s using the right layers. In  20 minutes, Dimma Umeh shares her tips to makeup that still looks fresh hours later, not makeup that looks heavy from the start, even in the heat. Watch: The post How to Make Your Makeup Last All Day in Nigerian Heat appeared first on BN Style.

Tiwi, the wife of actor Kunle Remi, has revealed why she is not on social media. She shared this while speaking on her newly launched YouTube channel, Bare by Bko. She also revealed how stepping away made her fully find herself and her purpose. She said, “So the big response for why I was not […] The post Wife Of Actor Kunle Remi Reveals Why She Stopped Using Social Media appeared first on FabWoman.

From office chic no makeup-makeup to date-night bomb, you really only need four items. Most people think transitioning makeup means starting over completely, but the easiest beauty routines are built on small changes that make a big difference. The first thing to touch up is your complexion. Instead of adding another heavy layer of foundation, use concealer only where needed, around the nose, under the eyes, or anywhere makeup faded during the day.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Letitia Sophia (@lletitia) Next comes blush. A deeper blush shade instantly warms up the face and makes your makeup feel more intentional for evening. Then switch your lip colour. Nude gloss for daytime can quickly become a brown liner and bold gloss combo or a richer lipstick at night. The biggest transformation usually comes from the eyes. Adding eyeliner or smoking out the outer corners with dark shadow changes the entire mood of your makeup without taking forever. And finally, highlighter. Not too much, just enough on the cheekbones and inner corners to bring everything back to life.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by UCHE NATORI (@uchjn) Good day-to-night makeup is […] The post Take Your No Makeup-Makeup Look to Night Glam in Four Steps appeared first on BN Style.

Ever since her time on Love Island USA, Olandria Carthen has become quite the internet sensation. Between the beauty looks, the fashion risks, and the growing list of standout red carpet moments, she’s quickly building a style identity people are paying attention to. Now, the reality star is in Lagos and if her recent fashion choices are anything to go by, Nigerian designers are definitely on her radar. In recent months, we’ve seen her step out in pieces from Nigerian fashion houses like House of Marvee and Sevon Dejana, including couture looks that got fashion lovers talking online. Olandria in Sevon Dejana   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Olandria (@olandria) Olandria in House of Marvee   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Olandria (@olandria) Olandria seems to genuinely enjoy fashion that makes a statement, which makes Lagos the perfect playground for her current style era. With the city packed with designers pushing interesting silhouettes, textures, and craftsmanship, we’ll definitely be keeping an eye on the Nigerian brands she chooses to wear during her stay. The post Olandria Is in Lagos and We’re Already Watching the Fashion Closely appeared first on BN Style.

PCOS officially has a new name, PMOS. For years, millions of women around the world have known the hormonal condition called polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). PCOS is a common hormonal disorder affecting one in eight women of reproductive age worldwide. However, medical experts have worked for more than one decade to rename it Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian […] The post PCOS Has Been Renamed PMOS: 5 Things You Need To Know appeared first on FabWoman.

Everybody is wearing ballet flats, slippers to the club, and soft comfortable shoes have officially taken over. But bring back the heels and no, we don’t mean those tiny 2-inch kitten heels either. We’re talking proper heels that make you stand differently, walk differently, and suddenly want to take mirror pictures again. The problem is, after years of living in sneakers and flats, most people can barely survive two hours in heels without plotting their escape route home. The trick to wearing heels again is not suffering through it. It’s easing your feet back into them strategically. Start with block heels before jumping straight into stilettos. Your feet need stability first. Gel insoles will become your best friend, especially for pointed shoes, and if a shoe hurts the moment you try it on, it will not magically get better later. Another game changer? Stop saving heels only for all-day events. Wear them around the house for short periods to rebuild comfort and balance. Also, platform heels are secretly easier to walk in because they reduce pressure on the ball of your foot. And if you know you’ll be out for hours, carry foldable flats in your bag. Stylish girls do […] The post How to Start Wearing Heels Again Without Killing Your Feet appeared first on BN Style.

Everybody tells you how to care for your face, but nobody talks about body care nearly enough. Meanwhile, glowing skin does not stop at your jawline. A good body care routine is less about buying expensive products and more about understanding layering. The order matters more than people think. First things first, dry skin starts in the shower. If your soap leaves your skin feeling tight immediately after bathing, it may be stripping too much moisture. Hydrating body washes or shower oils work better, especially if your skin already leans dry. The real glow comes from layering products while your skin is still slightly damp. Start with a lightweight hydrating layer like a body serum or essence if you use one. Then go in with your moisturiser to seal everything in. Body oils should usually come last because oils lock moisture in, they do not hydrate on their own. Exfoliation also changes everything, but overdoing it can damage your skin barrier. Two to three times a week is enough for most people. Ingredients like lactic acid, glycolic acid, and urea help smooth rough texture without being too harsh. And if you want your skin to actually glow, sunscreen matters on […] The post How to Layer Your Bodycare Properly for Glowing Skin appeared first on BN Style.

Some outfits are clearly made for stepping out with your girls, taking pictures all night, and being the best dressed at the table and Ayra Starr’s latest look fits right into that category. The singer paired low-waisted jeans with a red satin corset top, creating the perfect mix of laid-back and dressed up. The denim keeps things relaxed, while the satin corset adds just enough edge and glam to make the outfit stand out without doing too much. It’s sexy, fun, and easy to pull inspiration from, especially if your current mood board is full of cool-girl night out looks. Safe to say this is one outfit we wouldn’t mind recreating ASAP. See the look.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Starrgirl 💜⭐️ (@ayrastarr) The post Girls’ Night Out Inspo? Ayra Starr Just Delivered It appeared first on BN Style.

There’s a baby on the way for Temi Ajibade (Otedola) and honestly, the announcement feels very on brand for her soft, fashion-forward world. Last year, her wedding to Mr Eazi, born Tosin Ajibade, was one of the most talked-about celebrity moments online. A few months before that, Temi’s stunning 30th birthday rollout had already sparked speculation from fans who wondered if a baby might be on the way, especially because of some of her outfit choices. Now, the beauty, fashion, and lifestyle creator has confirmed the news herself. Taking to Instagram earlier today, Temi shared a series of intimate maternity photos with the caption: “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, Before you were born I set you apart.” The photos are soft, elegant, and beautifully styled, exactly the kind of maternity inspiration you would expect from Temi. From flowing silhouettes to understated glamour, the looks are already moodboard-worthy for expecting mothers looking for pregnancy style inspiration that still feels chic and elevated. See the looks and swoon.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Temiloluwa Ajibade (@temiotedola) The post Temi Ajibade Is Expecting a Baby and Her Announcement Photos Are Everything appeared first on BN Style.

It’s definitely the season of babies. Barely 24 hours after actress Sharon Ooja announced the birth of her son, Temi Otedola, the daughter of billionaire Femi Otedola, has revealed that she is expecting her first child with her husband, Mr. Eazi, as she debuts her baby bump. The actress and entrepreneur made the announcement on […] The post Temi Otedola Is Expecting First Child With Hubby, Mr Eazi appeared first on FabWoman.