Occasions And Their Appropriate Outfits

First of all when you hear about weddings in africa, you think about aso-ebi, gele, agbada, danshiki, geourge, fila and ankara. Weddings are always colourful, it is the culmination of a union, the unificaton of different entities and families. Be it your relatives’ or your best friends’, marriages are the panache for fashion and glamour. Make sure your make-up is on point, Use the search engine or magazines to get fashionable styles for your aso ebi, beads and gele. Choose the appropiate accesories to make you elegant. As an African woman, you need to look glamourous and classic at a wedding. Good colour combination is of the essence, your accessories must be in sync with your outfit same goes for your shoes and hand bags. Try to create your own trends and native styles.

Like the name business, a formal undertone is attached to it. The key is to wear something that your audience will approve of.  Its essential that you appear professional, capable and confidence without going overboard, never wear anything provocative. Put on a skirt, khaki, or dress pant paired with a long sleeve or three-quarter sleeve top. Consider cooperate attires like; Suitse, Business-style dresses, heels or smart low heels, with simple accessories to give it a touch.

The aim of any individual attenting a funeral is to mourn someone familiar. You should be decently and appropriately dressed to a funeral,  this signifies your respect to the deceased. Black coloured outfits are globally known as a sign that a person is mourning. Your best dresses are not suitable for this events, it is not an avenue for you to show off. Try to dress formal; do not be the central of attention. In Africa, most family members and friends wear aso-ebi to show uniformity, love and respect for the dead.