Fathia Olasupo

December is always a month with many festivals and celebrations, but they are more culturally rich and fashionable than the Igue Festival. Held in the ancient city of Benin, Edo …

Every December, Calabar becomes a hub of excitement, colour, and energy as it hosts the famous Calabar Festival, celebrating African culture, music, and creativity. Known as the “Pride of Nigeria’s …

Toke Makinwa has once again proved her mettle as a fashion icon. At the grand finale of Future Face Africa 2024, she secured the “Best Dressed Female” title for the …

Asoebi, a cherished tradition in Nigerian culture, symbolises unity and celebration through coordinated attire. This November, the fashion scene is brimming with trending asoebi styles  that blend traditional with contemporary …

Beauty West Africa 2024, held from November 26th to 28th at the Landmark Centre in Lagos, Nigeria, showcased the latest innovations and trends in the beauty industry. As Africa’s largest …

The Adidas Nigeria website launch marks a significant milestone in the global sportswear giant’s expansion, offering Nigerian shoppers a seamless and locally tailored online experience. Officially debuting on Cyber Monday …

Africa Fashion Week 2024 is set to spotlight African fashion’s creativity, cultural richness, and innovation. Known for blending traditional elements with contemporary aesthetics, this year’s event promises to be an …

The Nigerian Student Fashion & Design Week (NSFDW) 2024 triumphantly returned after a five-year hiatus, setting the stage for Nigeria’s next generation of fashion visionaries. Held on November 30th at …

December is a fun month in Nigeria filled with festivals and celebrations, with the Calabar Carnival being one of the most anticipated events. Known as “Africa’s Biggest Street Party,” the …

Temu in Nigeria has quickly become a household name. Like many others, I found myself wondering why Temu seems to be everywhere. If you’ve been on Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook …