Fashion n Style

Its that time of the year when weddings and traditional marriages are the order of the day. It’s December, and you need to stock up your wardrobe with the latest Ankara fashion designs. There’s every tendency that you’ll attend up to 5 wedding ceremonies this month.

You wouldn’t want to look different… I mean, wear the same cloth to different weddings. No be you the recession hit pass naa 😆

Here’s a collection of the best Ankara fashion styles for this month. You can thank me later. Make sure you’ve got your tailor on speed dial. Check these amazing styles out…

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If you’ve ever been to a Nigerian wedding before, you’ll agree with me that the most annoying thing you’ll encounter in that wedding aside from the scarcity of meat and drinks, is a woman wearing a very large gele. There are several ways to tie the gele, thanks to the latest gele styles available.

In every wedding, chances of seeing more than three women wearing the same head tie style are slim. Why? You’ll find out when you are through with looking at these awesome head tie styles. Don’t forget to check out our Ankara, Agbada, Kitenge, Kente, and Dashiki styles. 🙂  😆

Here’s a look at the hottest gele video on YouTube.

So let’s find out which styles are trending this month. Feel free to pin and share to your social media accounts.

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Owing to demand from my readers, I decided to make a combined post on some of the latest Ankara styles and designs for ladies and gentlemen. These styles are frequently updated. You can simply pin these styles to your boards on Pinterest and share them with your friends on Facebook or Twitter.

Like the saying goes, beautiful things and the eyes ae siblings. You’ll agree with me that these Ankara styles you’re about to see are beautiful, elegant, stylish, classy and mature. You may have probably seen some of these styles elsewhere, but hey, there’s always something new on Couture Crib.

Don’t forget to check out the latest dashiki styles and these awesome Agbada styles…

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There are numerous African dress designs in Africa and with each passing day, new styles are released. From the agbada styles to the kente, kitenge, and dashiki styles, the list is endless. Most African countries have an African traditional dress that is peculiar to it. Nigeria, for instance, is home to the iro and buba of the Yorubas.

The spread of fashion design institutes across Africa has bolstered the development of the fashion industry in Africa. Natives now make awesome styles out of their traditional cloth and export it to other parts of the world.

The following are some hot alluring African print designs and the latest African dresses.

The dream of every woman is to have a wonderful marriage ceremony. The wedding ceremony is often painstakingly planned either by a wedding planner or the couple themselves. Aside from the photographer, choice of venue, food, drinks, MC, and gifts, the aso ebi is a very important part of the wedding. In this aso ebi gallery, you’ll find the latest aso ebi styles which has been on display at recent weddings you couldn’t attend.

For many, the aso ebi is a symbol of class or belonging to a group. For others, they just want to wear it and look good and in uniform with their colleagues. A quick search on Google will show you that aso ebi is a trending topic, just like aso ebi Bella.

Without wasting any much of your time, check out these latest aso ebi styles below.

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Kitenge fashion clothing materials are becoming increasingly popular in some parts of Nigeria and the United States. Based on popular demand, I decided to make a post on the latest kitenge styles and designs.

The Kitenge is otherwise called Chitenge and is commonly used in many African countries. It wasn’t until recently that kitenge styles were exported to other countries and continents of the world.

It is important to point out at this juncture that there’s little or no difference between the Kitenge fashion clothing and the Ankara. Both are African wears and they all have a part to play in projecting the African cultural heritage to the world. An Ankara cloth that has not been sewn can be substituted in place of the Kitenge.

For the records, I’ll be showing you some of the best kitenge styles for weddings, baby showers and just about any occasion including formal business meetings.

Here’s a new video showing some priceless kitenge styles.

Without wasting much of your time, check out these awesome kitenge dress designs for women.

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