All posts tagged "Gele"
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1.3KCultureHow Aso oke Style Has Persisted in Popularity Today
The centuries-old Aso oke style is one of the continent of Africa’s oldest fashion trends. It has persisted in being relevant up...
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Nigerians Ladies Dress Preference For Engagement Parties
Nigerians enjoy fashion, and this is evident in the way her ladies accessorize their dresses for engagement ceremonies. From one ethnic group...
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Trending High Class Aso Oke Owanbe Gowns 2023
Aso Oke Owanbe Gowns is traditional Nigerian fabrics and style that is often worn on special occasions. In recent years, high-class versions...
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Popular African Fashion Accessories that Makes a Statement
willAfrican fashion accessories are recognized for exquisite craftsmanship, striking beauty, and cultural importance. They are essential to the development of African fashion,...
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Well Made Long Gown Styles and Head Wrap
Long gown styles are a common choice for formal occasions, and they may be accessorized with a chic head wrap to create...
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Amazing New Clothes Styles For Nigerian Parties 2023
There are loads of new clothes styles that are coming out of Nigeria, the nations has a thriving and varied fashion industry...
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Stunning Nigerian Ladies In Their Aso Ebi Gele Head Tie
You must have heard about the Aso ebi on countless occasions but did you know the full package to rocking a dazzling...
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Is Gele Head Tie A Lucrative Business Venture In Nigeria?
Everyone agrees that using your Gele (head tie) as a lady is essential to completing the asoebi kit. Without it, it will...
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3.4K1AfricaGele styles to spice up your asoebi in 2022
The word Gele is of Yoruba origin in South Western Nigeria. Gele are are mostly used by women to spice up their...
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Gele Tuesday Knowledge! What to Know About Nigeria Gele
Gele, being an head wrap, is a large rectangular cloth tied on a woman’s head in a variety of fashions. The material...
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1.6KCultureAso oke a very significant yoruba cultural heritage
The Aso oke fabric is a hand-woven cloth created by the yoruba people of southern Nigeria, the name aso oke is translated...
