Sunday series

Today's service was great......and I felt great too....wearing my fave skirt, I had a new spring to my step, just because I wore my best striped skirt.:D.
Okay! Let's have the analysis of the outfit...

1. A white top with contrasting black collars, and a handful of stars here and there
2. black and white striped skirt from primark
3. nude and black patent court shoes
4. suede envelope clutch
5. accessories were minimal...a black bangle, a couple of rings, and my fave goddess earrings. :D

And I'm in my elements with the monochromatic trend...I love me some "black 'n' white".
Also, if you need help with print clashing,the following tips would do you good;

• choose a "theme"! Your theme could be the prints, colour, etc.....for example, your theme  colour  could be blue. so in both separates (for example, a top and shorts), the prints should have blues at thereabout the same shade so it gives it a kind of balance.
• be confident!!! this is the most important aspect. print clashing is a challenge so you have to be confident, else, you could end up being a fashion victim

                                                                                                                     

Redefinition!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So I've finally decided to bring to your notice, officially that I'd be launching my own clothing line and clothier's services during the REDEFINITION FASHION SHOW. For non-CU peeps, 'redef' as it is often called is an annual event that takes place in Covenant Uni. and students showcase their work and also compete in a theme battle section.
Last year we had the presence of famous designers like Ohimai Atafo, Lanre Da Silva, Uche Nnaji and so on. this year's event promises to be bigger and better so I'd be briefing you constantly about the event to take place on the 14th of April.
So y'all should remember me in your thoughts and prayers.

Photo credit: Kopho Jomo(kindly request for permission before use)

                                                                                           

The Vintage shopper

If you are on the same train as I am i.e. the vintage train, you will find this piece of information very useful.
As I was scouring the web for useful info (instead of jacking for oncoming exams), i found this...
Still interested? more info after the jump.

Roberto Cavalli in Lagos?!

I know this is coming awfully late but only a part of this blame is mine. I knew that Roberto Cavalli was in Lagos way since but I couldn't gush about it due to the awful internet connection here in school. But still in my books it is still worth talking about. He wasn't here alone but also with Vogue Italia's Editor-in-Chief Franca Sozzani. What a huge affair for Nigeria's Fashion Industry. Things we miss out on for school? And with the way he was giving out free hugs, one could see that he's not one of those pompous celebrities that think we fans don't worth their time or hugs.

 That's him with Omotola, so endearing *sighs*

Yessss!!!!!!!

Finally!!! After years of procrastination with some prevarication thrown in, I've finally started my BLOG! I know you are wondering-Yes, I'm that excited. Not only is it an outlet for some creative writing, it is also a  starting block for other things to come. So lemme start by giving little pointers about myself;

• I am a student at the moment
• I am an ardent reader of historical romance novels(not that I'm a helpless romantic tho')
• I love being creative
• I am a serious lover of fashion and style
• I have a major lipstick fetish
• I am  a dogged follower of the hippie movement

So try summing me up what do you get?

Yep that's me *covers face*.