Nigerians and Africans in diaspora are always looking for the latest outfit styles that women are wearing back home, because they know there ain’t no Oyinbo skirt and blouse styles (or any other outfit) be like the Nigerian styles.
Yes, the Nigerian skirt and blouse styles that you can truly ‘represent’ in a wedding ceremony or a big occasion. Nigerian skirt and blouse styles are similar to the styles we see on the red carpet, the fabrics are usually ankara or wax prints, lace, brocade or george fabric, and lots of other exquisite fabrics – sometimes tailors mix different fabrics to get a unique look for an outfit.
Nigerians just love to do their own twist of ‘the red carpet looks’ using our local traditional fabrics, and they look really gorgeous and beyond simple.
As you can see in the video/ picture slideshow above, there are also lots of skirt skirt and blouse styles to see – including pencil style skirt and blouse, peplum skirts, mermaid style skirts, flared skirt, Nigerian wrap skirt styles (aka Oleku/ Tulip skirts) and much more – using traditional Nigerian fabrics.
After looking though these pictures, you’ll never run out of ideas on what to ask your tailor to sew for you, and hopefully your next skirt and blouse outfit will make it into our next style stalking pages.
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