African print dresses are great to wear to church for many reasons, one of which is that they are brightly coloured. The vibrant colors of African print dresses bring a sense of joy and celebration to the church environment, creating a lively and uplifting atmosphere. Additionally, these dresses often feature unique patterns and designs that…
Sometimes you want to look traditional with your everyday wear or that little black dress in your wardrobe…It’s not that complicated to get a great combination of those colourful Zulu beads and a black dress. Get inspired by these stylish combos:
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1.Beautiful Blue Short Ankara Boubou Dress 2.Lady In Beautiful Brown and White Sleeveless Shweshwe Maxi Dress 3.Beautiful Layered Shweshwe Flared Dress and Headwrap 4.Pheli In Ndebele Print Maxi Dress 5.Nice Flared Bell Sleeves Shweshwe Maternity Dress 6.Beautiful Oshiwambo Odelela Print Maternity Dress 7.Lady In Beautiful Maternity Styled Denim and Shweshwe Dress With Headwrap 8.Lerato Kgamanyane…
Thinking of great African print styles to wear with your jeans? Or do you already have loads of African print and need motivation to combine them with denim? Here are some out of the collection on clipkulture to get you started on your afrocentric style journey: 1.African Print Corset Styled Top With Puffy Sleeves and…
Eddie Samuel Obong Watson a.k.a Eddie Watson was born 22nd May 1980 in Monrovia, Liberia. 2. Eddie is a Ghanaian actor, writer and producer, the CEO of Emirror Company Ltd. 3. He began his acting career in 2010 when he starred in the movie ‘Labour of Love’. 4. Eddie’s documentary/film “Ebola” which he funded and…
Cute and comical Actor, Abimbola Aisha Ademoye a.k.a Bimbo Ademoye, is the last of two girls born to Mr. and Mrs. Ademoye, 4th of February, 1991 in Lagos. 2. She has a bachelors degree in Business Administration from Covenant University, Otta. 3. Before Bimbo got into acting, she had worked as a presenter…she also tried…
The Ethiopian traditional dress, also known as the Habesha dress has been worn by women in Ethiopia and Eritrea for centuries.This traditional dress is specially worn during occasions like the Ethiopian New Year, Christmas, Easter, weddings, baby showers and other occasions. How to Identify the Original Habesha Attire We are aware that the Chinese have…
