Fashion
Face-mask fashion makes fighting virus ‘more fun’
Making the wearing of face masks compulsory to contain the spread of coronavirus has provided a challenge to fashionistas.
Nigerian designer Sefiya Diejomaoh, pictured above sporting a diamante-studded covering, did not want to stop being stylish, she told the Reuters news agency in the country’s commercial hub, Lagos.
“When you come out in a stylish mask or with an accessory such as this, it doesn’t seem as though we’re fighting a war. It seems more fun,” she is quoted as saying.
“People going around in surgical masks is depressing,” she said. “I have to maintain status quo and who I am despite the situation.”“Everyone is on it right now including designers. It is a necessary fashion statement right now,” said Angel Obasi (above) who runs the Instagram account Styleconnaisseur.
Student Uche Helen, wears a face mask to match her head-band.
A Reuters photographer also spotted another woman in Lagos who went for the matching headgear and face mask combination:Nigeria has more than 5,600 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 176 deaths from the illness.
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For years, fashion lovers were not interested in rocking denim on denim.
Today, however, the trend has evolved into one of the most fashionable and versatile looks on runways, city streets and social media.
Denim-on-denim styling involves pairing two or more denim pieces in a single outfit, such as a denim shirt with jeans, a denim jacket over a denim skirt, or even matching denim sets.
The trend has also become popular because of denim’s versatility. It can be dressed up with heels, jewellery and handbags, or styled casually with sneakers and simple accessories.
This flexibility makes denim-on-denim suitable for a variety of occasions, from weekend outings to casual workplace settings.
For those trying the trend for the first time, fashion stylists recommend starting with classic pieces. A well-fitted denim jacket and a pair of straight-leg jeans provide a simple foundation.
By Linda Abrefi Wadie
Former Miss Ghana in 1997, Benita Sena Okity-Duah is among the few Ghanaian women who have blended beauty, fashion, and public service.
She has consistently demonstrated elegance, confidence, and a refined sense of style.
One of the defining elements of her style is simplicity. Her fashion choices demonstrate that elegance does not always require extravagance.
Benita Sena Okity-Duah celebrated her 50th birthday over the weekend with proof that fashion is not merely about clothing but also about identity, confidence, and self-expression.
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