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BN Red Carpet Fab: Vlisco Urban Beat
BN Red Carpet Fab was on the scene for the Vlisco Urban Beat Fashion Event and it was well worth it! Different generations of Lagos fashionistas pulled out all the stops! A diverse range of looks were on display on the red carpet. It was all about the dresses; Pops of colour! Lots of ankara! A truckload of accessories and lots more!
Funke Fowler, Modele Fadayomi, Wunmi Onile-Ere et al brought the poppin' colour
It was all about the long ankara dresses for these ladies including Mo Abudu & Tariye Isoun
Well tailored black trousers are a definite wardrobe staple as they provide the perfect base for any outfit for all occasions. Folake Folarin-Coker, Dorothy Atake & Uche Edozien show us a variety of ways to rock the look in style
More ankara lovliness!
The Maxi dress is always very flattering and provides that instant glam! All the 'maxi' ladies look fab. Peep Grace Onosode in the flowery chiffon maxi, Elohor Isiohor in the animal print maxi perfectly paired with an orange Birkin & Ify Orji in the dry lace Zebra halter. Spot on.
Bright coloured flirty flocks makes Dupe Kupoluyi, Ope Makinwa, Banke Adeyemi and all the ladies stand out from the crowd
Denim is always a failsafe option. A bright accessory or dressy top adds a lil' bit more to the look, Peep the lady with the bright red LV Monogram Vernis Alma, purple shoes on Joke Ladoja & the silk top on Tilewa Phillips, denim pulled off perfectly
The ladies love blue! From Toke Makinwa in cobalt & Bunmi Olunloyo in icy blue, there's just something bout it!
This is beyond your basic black! Yemisi Fanimoju and the rest of the ladies show that its always a stylish option
The ladies love print! Ifeoma Williams, Else Hartsema display fab & girly print pieces
Just when you thought you had seen enough ankara. Here come the ladies in feminine knee-skimming ankara dresses that work well for day or evening
Who says you have to show skin to look hot...not us! Vivian Chiologi, Aramide Abe, Abisoye Olorunnimbe & Isioma Aihie do it just right!
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