Since 2019, Bstyle has built its name on clothing that feels personal. Think of it as fashion serving as a tool for women to express individuality. Under Oluwabamishe Iretioluwa Ola, the brand has moved beyond trend-chasing into intentional design, with bold cuts, smart tailoring, and a focus on reducing waste. The 2023 collection reflects that ethos with three looks that balance colour, structure, and confidence.
Look 1: Yellow with attitude
This two-piece yellow set, with a long-sleeved top and flared midi skirt, is direct and unapologetic. The solid hue does most of the talking, cheerful but commanding. The top keeps its shape with rounded shoulders and voluminous sleeves marked by subtle pleated texture, giving it dimension without excess fuss.
The skirt flows with movement, broken by large cargo pockets. They’re functional, but their placement intentionally disrupts the clean line of the skirt. Shifted to the side or integrated more discreetly, they’d serve purpose without cutting into the silhouette. Fabric choice is sound: opaque, structured, and smooth enough to hold its form.
Overall, it’s modern femininity, bold and practical, although softer colour options would widen its appeal beyond statement-makers.
Look 2: Black and sheer
Here, Bstyle proves that black doesn’t mean boring. A corset-style bodice defines the waist and contrasts with sheer organza sleeves and skirt. The V-neckline dips enough to feel daring, while tiered ruffles at the hem add softness and movement. The play between transparency and structure gives the piece an edge, making it more than a standard black gown.
Still, the drama may overwhelm some frames: corset, puff sleeves, and a long ruffled hem layered together can feel heavy. Streamlining either the sleeve volume or the skirt’s fullness would refine the balance.
As it stands, the look is strong and memorable, proof that black can be as expressive as any other colour.
Look 3: Pattern and play
The third look pairs a colourful wrap top with purple palazzo trousers. It’s bold colour-blocking with a confident ease. The V-neckline of the top elongates the frame, while loose, elbow-length sleeves keep things relaxed. The trousers carry playful structure, flaring into stepped ruffles at the knees and hem that add rhythm and movement.
The risk here is excess: wide sleeves plus ruffled hems can swallow certain body types. A slimmer sleeve or a subtler pant ruffle would give the same impact without overwhelming. The print-and-colour pairing is bold but borders on loud, and swapping in a neutral version of the top could soften the contrast while keeping the energy.
As styled, though, it’s a look that celebrates individuality. It is striking without apology.
Final verdict
Taken together, these three pieces reinforce Bstyle’s message: fashion as self-expression. Each look carries its own personality (bright, dramatic, or playful), while keeping the wearer at the centre. With minor refinements, this collection could move from bold to timeless, but its spirit is already clear: unapologetic design for women who want to be seen on their own terms.
