Renowned Ghanian actress, Juliet Ibrahim has disclosed in details what fashion is to her.
In her ratings of African fashion, she said: “I think African fashion is the ‘in-thing’. Whenever you travel out of the continent, you would see creations inspired by Africa in big stores. Big designer’s stores usually put a little bit of African print in their designs.
“Very soon, African inspired outfits would be trending. Sometime last year, Loui Vuiton, designed bags with the Ghana-must-go fabric. Everything is revolving around Africa now. We also have many big African celebrities rocking African prints. We have the likes of Jidenna who always rocks African inspired pieces. African fashion is going to take over the world.”
She also made known her uniqueness being a fashionista.
“I am a very simple person and I do not like to do too much. You would always find me looking simple. Also, my style depends on the event I am attending. For example, if I am going for a musical show, I could decide to be sexy and eye-catching with my dressing. I would describe my style as being simple, sexy and trendy. I try to follow trends reasonably. I try to be classy and trendy but subtle. I know I always like to wear tight clothes.”
The actress in her words enjoys wearing tight clothes to put her curves on display. In a bid of explaining why she wears tight clothes, she said: “It is because I like to show my curves most of the time. At the end of the day, this is the only body I have. When I wear tight clothes, it brings out the beauty of the dress and the style. And I always tell my designers that they should make me dresses that would bring out my shape. If you love fashion, you would know that you look your best when you wear clothes that complement your shape. If I wear a dress that is too big, it would make me look big.”
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Governor Abdulrazaq Commits To Hosting 2025 BON Awards, Makes History As First To Host Consecutive Editions [PHOTOS]
Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq has announced his agreement to host the 2025 edition of the Best of Nollywood (BON) Awards in Ilorin, making him the first Governor in the event’s history to host it for two consecutive years. The Governor expressed his admiration for the 16th BON Awards, praising the event’s vibrant atmosphere and the engaging after-party that showcased the rich cultural and creative potential of Kwara State.
Held at the state-of-the-art Sugar Factory Film Studio in Ilorin, the BON Awards brought together top talents and stakeholders from Nigeria’s movie industry. Governor Abdulrazaq, who personally presented the Lifetime Achievement Award to Nollywood icon Kanayo O. Kanayo, commended the organizers for their professionalism and the remarkable success of the event.
“The BON Awards have shown the immense possibilities of Ilorin as a center for creativity and entertainment. I was thrilled by the energy, talent, and warmth that defined this year’s edition. The after-party further reinforced our vision of Kwara as a hub for the creative economy, tourism, and hospitality,” the Governor said.
Governor Abdulrazaq emphasized his desire for Ilorin to become the permanent venue for the BON Awards, citing the city’s unique blend of modern infrastructure, serene environment, and rich cultural heritage.
“I would be honored to host next year’s edition of the BON Awards and beyond. Ilorin is ready to offer unmatched facilities and an enabling atmosphere to support events of this magnitude. With landmark projects like the Sugar Factory Film Studio, Visual Arts Centre, and remodeled Kwara Hotel, we are poised to set a new standard for hosting creative events,” he added.
The Governor extended his appreciation to the Nollywood stars and stakeholders for their significant contributions to the Nigerian creative industry and their warm embrace of Kwara as a destination for film and entertainment.
“We invite the creative community to consider Kwara not just for future productions but also as a home for their endeavors. Together, we can build a creative hub that reflects our shared aspirations for excellence and innovation,” he concluded.
The 16th BON Awards, which featured celebrated actors such as Femi Adebayo, Mercy Aigbe, Toyin Abraham, and many others, was a resounding success, with winners and attendees alike applauding the state’s infrastructure and hospitality.
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BIG STORY1 day agoGovernor Abdulrazaq Commits To Hosting 2025 BON Awards, Makes History As First To Host Consecutive Editions [PHOTOS]