A Nigerian makeup artist, @anniprobeauty, recently shared a clip of hos owambe Saturday with his girlfriend
In the video, the couple are seen in white and blue matching outfits with the lady dressed in a short look
However, several internet users have voted down her look with some questioning the rationale behind the style
While the edge of daring fashion is upon us, not everyone is a fan of revealing outfits – especially when it comes to owambe.
One lady recently got criticised over her decision to wear an extremely short dress to an owambe event
Makeup artist, @anniprobeauty, posted a video which saw him and his girlfriend all dressed up for an owambe function – both in matching asoebi.
While he donned an agbada ensemble, she sported a corset bodice mini dress with a side draping.
Social media users vote down lady’s mini dress asoebi
However, it appears not everyone is pleased with the length of her dress.
Check out some comments below:
anita_anets:
“What in God’s name in this dress? Decency aside, what about ur personal comfort?”
ade___damola1:
“The material she suppose use to make the gown long and suitable for owambe she use ham do side tail.”
meerah_ideas1:
“See as man cover everywhere but PRECIOUS JEWEL reveal almost everything.”
africanbadgirl__:
“Why do you people sew very short gowns for owambe.”
oskijay:
“Nahh there is no goals here. Can’t let my girl out with this kind of gown( mini skirt ) to a wedding ffs.”
joepearl1:
“May I not marry a man that will let me wear such thing and follow him to an occasion wey no be club.”
Fashion illustrator calls out BBNaija Diana, designer over uncredited work, gets blocked by reality star
Big Brother Naija 2022 reality TV star, Diana Edobor, has been called out by a popular Nigerian fashion illustrator, Mimi Okeren, over a design.
Recall the ivory beauty showed up for the first two episodes of the reunion show dressed in a regal black gown designed by Collete Collections.
Shortly after both the designer and Diana posted the look in Instagram, Okeren took to his page to call them out for using his design without giving any credit to him on their pages.