Omoni Oboli in Silver Blinged Head tie
This head tie is still something I’m trying to comprehend. How did she tie this? And the stones on the head tie…hmm it’s all about the bling bling!
Juliet Ibrahim In Stoned Aso Oke Traditional Attire, Bridal Fan and Clutch Purse
Beautiful Yoruba traditional attire with beaded switch gele and accessories.
Bride In Beaded Sweetheart Igbo Blouse With Matching Jewelry, Coral Beads and Red Stoned Headtie
Beautiful Igbo bride in traditional attire.
Yoruba Bride In Stoned Gold Aso Oke Iro and Buba With Gele
Beautiful Yoruba traditional wedding attire.
Stoned and Bling Gele
These days Gèlès are decorated with glitters, stones and any other embellishments. Blinging your Gele with beads, rhinestones and precious stones are very common extras for Bridal Gèlès.
What can you wear a the Gèlè with?
The Gele can be worn with a blouse/top and wrapper, a top and long skirt, a long dress, mermaid dress, boubou gown and any other piece of clothing you are bold enough to give a boost. Gele by Dglitzmakeova
Importance of Gele in a Woman’s Dressing
In Nigeria, adorning a Gele is a fashion statement that makes a woman stand out. It’s a symbol of elegance. This piece of clothing called a Nigerian Headwrap will turn any bland outlook into a classy one. Always remember that the Gele helps you stand out, showing you to be a bold and confident…
What is the meaning of Gele?
Gèlè is originally from the Yoruba language meaning Headtie, but it now a commonly used term even by those who are not from Western Nigeria (Yoruba). So you can rightfully say that The Gele is the name of the Nigerian Headwrap. Gele by Dglitzmakeova