Fashion

Yuletide season is usually a time of merriment and a new arrival for fashion lines globally, and Nigerian fashion designer, Omoniyi Makun, popularly known as Yomi Casual

Notable celebrities such as Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Ireti Doyle, Shaffy Bello, Vector, Waje, Abimbola Craig, Beverly Naya, Denola Grey, Deyemi Okanlawon and many more

When renowned Nigerian writer, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and Dior designer, Maria Grazia Chiuri stormed Lagos as hosts for the Live In Lagos event

Toady, Ankara wearing is not only something for the weekends or Sunday service; it has become an item that is worn any and everyday of the week.

It was a moment of uncommon glitz as 21-year- old Miss Rivers State, Maria Okese, recently clinched the first ever Most Beautiful Deaf Girl in Nigeria...

According to established skincare experts, the sun’s Ultraviolet (UV) rays are not the only threat to our skin, as environmental issues such as pollution and stress all contribute to the possibilities of serious skin diseases.

Every day we are inundated with beautiful clothes and shoes on the Internet, in magazines, in shops and so on and naturally, we want these things so we can slay in them. It is no surprise we get to the stage where we have so many clothes and shoes in our wardrobes and still say,…

The Queen Culture Nigeria Pageant holds today at the Grand African Ball Room, Lagos Continental Hotels, Kofo Abayomi Street Victoria Island Lagos. The pageant and award ceremony is aimed at showcasing the beauty of Nigeria’s diverse ethnic groups and protect our culture.

It was a star-studded week of film and fashion as Nollywood’s finest stars graced the closing ceremony and Globe Awards of AFRIFF 2019.

More often than not, curvy women all over the world are labeled with absurdity. Some are even seen as unhealthy, while others are tagged “not beautiful,” forgetting...

Nigerian beauty sector is projected to worth about 4 billion dollars annually.

As the second edition of Beauty West Africa Exhibition is set to hold in Lagos, experts in the industry have asked for better policies and an enabling environment to sustain the over $1 billion industry in Nigeria.