MONDAY RANDOM- LOOK WHOSE STYLE THEY REPLICATED ON THE 2015 AMVCA

So yesterday was international women's day, I want to use this medium to shout out to all the good Mums, hardworking ladies making a way for themselves and impacting the world positively, to all my female readers and female bloggers, I say HAPPY WOMEN'S DAY. This past weekend has been so eventful, it was my movie weekend, so I and my good friend went to see the movie FOCUS which starred Will smith, Margot Robbie and a host of others, I really must say the movie is a most watch, but the ratings should be 18 and above.

The much talked about 2015AMVCA(African magic viewers choice awards) Our very own African Oscars, has come and gone, but so many Reviews, Applause and Critique are still going on about it especially the Red Carpet Moment. While others are at it, I have decided to look at the AMVCA at another angle which is "THE LOOKS THAT WERE REPLICATED AND WHO WORE IT BEST" I really must give credit to our African designers and Celebrities. So I looked closely and saw these 3 looks by @GenevieveNnaji , Ini Edo and @TokeMakinwa and realized the familiarity , like I have seen these styles on some international celebrities.

 Between Genevieve and Rihanna, who wore it better? I really must say I love them both and Genevieve was my best dressed for the night.  

Who wore it better, between Ini Edo and Lupita Nyongo? I need not ask, the answer is glaring. I wouldn't have featured this look on my blog, but for the sake of the blog title.

Here is Toke Makinwa and Bonag Matheba, who wore it better?

Am not one to blog about an events especially if I didn't attend, but the AMVCA is a big one for me, because its an Award that celebrates the talents and hard work in the creative industry here in Nigeria and for my readers outside Nigeria to get a scoop of what our creative industry is like, so they can come and invest.

BEST DRESSED FEMALE

Genevieve obviously was my best dressed female, every thing about this dress by Elvira Jude from the cape to the mustard color which is on of my fav colors to the body and personality rocking the outfit.

Ik Ogbonna was my best dressed male, monochrome and the broach trend rocks.

There were too many beautiful, tacky and daring outfits, featuring them in this post would look like a repetition of what you all have seen on other blogs.  

AWARD CATEGORIES AND WINNERS OF THE NIGHT

Best TV Series – Shuga

Best Makeup Artist – Lola Maja for October 1
Best New Media-Online – Imoh Umoren for Hard Times
Best Short Film – Ekene Mekunye for Oblivious
Best Writer (Drama) – Tunde Babalola for October 1
Best Writer (Comedy) – Tunde Babalola for The Meeting
Best Lighting Designer – Lanre Omofaiye for October 1
Best Cinematographer – Stanlee Ohikhuare for Verdict
Best Sound Editor – Kulanen Ikyo for October 1
Best Video Editor – Victoria Akujobi
Best Costume Designer – Deola Sagoe & Obijie Oru for October 1
Best Indigenous Language (Swahili) – Veve
Best Indigenous Language (Hausa) – Bincike
Best Indigenous Language (Yoruba) – Fathia Balogun
Best Indigenous Language (Igbo) – Obi Emelonye
Best Documentary – Yvonne Bassey for Gift of the Nile
Best Supporting Actor (Drama) – Blossom Chukwujekwu
Best Supporting Actress (Drama) – Linda Ejiofor for The Meeting
Best Actor (Comedy) – Femi Jacobs for The Meeting
Best Actress (Comedy) – Rita Dominic The Meeting
Best Movie (Comedy) – The Meeting
Best Movie (Drama) – A Place in the Stars
Trail Blazer Award – CJ Obasi
New Era Award – AY Makun
Industry Merit Award – Amaka Igwe
Best Actress (Drama) – Kehinde Bankole
Best Actor (Drama) – OC Ukeje
Best Director – Kunle Afolayan for October 1
Best Movie 2014 – Kunle Afolayan for October 1