Showing posts with label fashion designers in Nigeria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fashion designers in Nigeria. Show all posts

Friday, 31 March 2017

Every Fashion Designer Focus


Today’s article will be addressing the focus of every fashion designer in Nigeria.

Fashion designers in Nigeria are practical professionals, they start from the scratch. Many of them didn't become fashion designers just by reading books, this therefore drives the difference between fashion designers in Nigeria and that of others. Their needs, commitment and focus are different.

Let’s consider the focus of every fashion designer in Nigeria.

Fit:  They pay attention to details, making sure that the fit is flattering.  Not having the proper fit is one of the most common mistakes many fashion designers and tailors make. They ensure that clothing attractively fit every body shape, whatever shape that may be and look like they have been hand-made particularly for that shape.

Advice: Always wear clothes that fit like a glove, but don’t wear anything too tight. It just doesn't look good on a man.
For pants, make sure they’re the right length. There shouldn't be too much fabric bunched up around your ankle and they shouldn't be so high that people can see your socks when you’re standing.

Fashion Trends: The Fashion designers in Nigeria, studies the fashion trends and how to manipulate it, in order to own it. They Select fabrics, embellishments, colors, or style for each garment. They find a way to relate the trends to fabrics, color and shapes.

Advice: In order to stay ahead of trends, create a relationship with a fashion designer.

Friday, 24 February 2017

Fashion Rules Every Nigerian Fashion Designer Have Broken



If there's one thing that fashion's pretty famous for, it's the long list of supposed dos and don'ts. Never wear with this. Ditch the horizontal stripes. Make sure everything matches perfectly. It can be stressful, to say the least, sucking the fun out of expressions.
Fashion rules are meant to be followed and taken seriously, but there are always exemptions because, rules are made for people and not people for rule.

A lot of these rules have been broken by every Nigerian Fashion Designer

Don’t mix different prints and patterns. Wearing patterns within the same color palette, but of different sizes is the perfect way to show people you’re fashionable. It can also look extremely fresh, and elevate your look from ordinary to street-style ready in no time
Don’t wear black and blue together. Most people are too scared to wear this color-combo, guaranteeing you’ll stand out from the crowd if you try it, but not fashion designers in Nigeria
Don’t wear heels if you’re tall. This mandate isn't only silly, but a little sexist, too. Stemming from a whole bunch of antiquated notions including abundant height isn't feminine, and a woman shouldn't draw extra attention to herself, this rule is one no woman should ever follow if they don’t want to. We know plenty of women who are almost six feet tall and still rock three-inch heels with grace (and we’re jealous.) and heels are graciously transformative and completely change the way you carry yourself.  
Don’t match your shoes and your handbag. Matching both actually makes you look put together with minimal effort.
Dress for the job you want, not the job you have. If your job doesn't require you to wear a suit every day, don’t. Feel free to show your personality!
Wear what makes you feel awesome!

Wednesday, 15 February 2017

Staying Attractive With Your Dressing (GUYS)



Looking attractive begins with developing an everyday routine to maintain the health of your skin, hair, smile, and overall body, and radiate confidence through your posture and body language. 

Wear clean clothes that fit you well. 
As they say, the clothes make the man! You don't have to wear expensive items to be attractive, but your clothing can communicate a lot about you.

Always dress well. Yes, every single morning! Even when dressing casually for an ordinary day, don't just throw on whatever you have lying around. Select clothes that match and that suit what you'll be doing.

#BLACKATTITUDE


Develop friendship with a good fashion designerthis is important when you want to buy clothes or sew new clothes. You probably can't tell what looks good on you, what celebrities have modeled to become the in-thing, may not be a good fit for you. But, because the primary focus of a good fashion designer is clothes and how best it can be used, he will guide you to make a perfect choice.

Wear clothes that fit well. It’s not the amount of clothes that gives the fitting every guy aspires, less expensive clothes that fit look much better than expensive clothes that don't!
Don't try to hide your body. Whether you're embarrassed about being too large or too skinny, trying to cover it up with baggy clothing only makes you look worse.

Get rid of old clothes. You might love that old T-shirt from college, but it probably doesn't fit well anymore. Clothes and your body change size and shape over time. Even if they still fit, clothes that are more than two or three years old are probably starting to look tired or out of fashion.

Figure out which colors look good on you. The right color will make your skin look awesome, while the wrong one can make it look washed out and sallow.

Stock your wardrobe with timeless basics. These pieces shouldn't fall out of style too quickly, and they should be made of quality materials that will last a few years. Pick up items such as black native casual, black native senator wears, shirts these will remain timeless in Nigeria but we have a few fashion designers in Nigeria who can make native casual or native senator wears with perfect fit and finishing. Check the likes of Mudi Africa, Dr. Legendclothing Yomi Casuals and a few others. You'll always be able to put together a presentable outfit from these places.

Do laundry regularly. Some items of clothing can stand to go through several wears before they're dirty such as suits, jackets or pants, but shirts, underwear, and socks can only stand one wear before they need to be washed. Set up a regular schedule for doing laundry so that you don't spend the morning scrambling for something clean.

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