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STYLE INSPIRATION- STILL ON THE KNOTS, IROn'BUBA

Top of the morning beautiful people, am still on the matter o! lol! I am so happy that we Africans, especially Nigerians are learning to embrace their own, not just embracing our own, but doing it stylishly. Here is an outfit i wore on saturday for a wedding, This trend has refused to leave us Nigerians and the westerners are beginning to embrace this style, we have so remixed it, the Iro n Buba style, yes!  I fell in love with this style, when i featured a designer in one of my blog post HERE, I said to myself this is a must have for me when i saw porsh of just porsh do a post on the Iro n'Buba knot style HERE
 Meee
The fascinating thing about this Iro n Buba trend is the fact that any fabric can be used to make it, and the knoting style just added an edge to the style. Fabrics such as SATIN, CHIFFON, VELVET AND MORE can be used to create this trend. Celebrities here in Nigeria and all over the world now rock this trend Iro n Buba knot style.

I used the Chiffon fabric to make mine, if you like this fabric, or want varieties of fabrics, watch out for ethniques market place comming soon on this blog.

                                                          Kelly Rowland rocking the trend with animal print chiffon fabric.

 Mercy Aigbe

 Just Porsh of www.justporsh.com
                                                         Ezinne Akudo MBGN
 TOOLZ

HOW TO ROCK THIS TREND
  • A nice chunky pair of neck piece would do, depending on the neck line of the blouse
  • You can never go wrong with a nice strap sandal or pointy shoes.
  • Most importantly a matching clutch, and your good to go.
Fashion is Revamping! Fashion is style that never goes out of style- Ethniques by Uju



Comments

  1. stan29 May 2014 at 04:27

    I like the flowered pattern on the animal prints in your style. I think the trend should be called the Knot.

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  2. Unknown30 May 2014 at 10:47

    This trend is just so cool, dunno if its ever gonna go, but pretty sure we'll be seeing more of it for a very long time in different dimensions though.

    Frankaakano.blogspot.com

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  3. Unknown3 June 2014 at 04:36

    Love the trend. Looks good on you
    www.tosyne101.wordpress.com

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  4. Unknown12 June 2014 at 08:19

    Cute! I like you on this
    www.fashionitazbybuiti.blogspot.com

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  5. Unknown12 June 2014 at 08:20

    Cute! I like you on this
    www.fashionitazbybuiti.blogspot.com

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