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Fashion Blogger: Natasha B Combines Motherhood, Business And Blogging Skillfully
Blogger Feature

Fashion Blogger: Natasha B Combines Motherhood, Business And Blogging Skillfully

Hello Lovelies, today’s blogger feature is Natasha Bernard of Fashionably Fabulous. I came across her blog on IFB and i was inspired by how she combined motherhood, her business and blogging. I enjoy discovering bloggers who have businesses , full time jobs and other commitments other than their blogs. In this interview, she shares with us how she does it all and how she maintains that hair and skin. Enjoy… 1. Could you start by telling us a bit about…

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Personal Style: Casual Jeans Outfit With Fedora Hat
Fashion

Personal Style: Casual Jeans Outfit With Fedora Hat

 Hello lovelies, hope you are having a great day. Today, i’m super excited about the weather, so warm it feels like summer again. This post is about a very casual jeans and fedora hat outfit i wore yesterday to run some errands with a friend, the weather was as warm as today in the afternoon plus we finished classes way too early. I took the opportunity to enjoy the weather and take “lots” of photos! Brace yourself, lots of photos…

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Beauty: Fluid vs Cream Foundations: Why I Prefer Cream
Beauty

Beauty: Fluid vs Cream Foundations: Why I Prefer Cream

 We ladies are always on the lookout for the best beauty products out there, it could be the latest foundation everyone is raving about or the lipstick seen on a celebrity on a red carpet. Everyone wants a flawless face but the problem is ways to achieve it.  Since the beginning of this year i’ve been searching for the best foundations, powders and concealers for my skin if some of you can remember from some of my old posts, after…

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Personal Style: Zara African Printed Top With Frills And Pleated Pastel Midi Skirt Outfit
Fashion

Personal Style: Zara African Printed Top With Frills And Pleated Pastel Midi Skirt Outfit

Happy Sunday lovelies, hope your weekend was great. Years ago pleated skirts were mostly seen on grandmothers/older women, secretaries or school girls and wasn’t regarded as being fashionable enough for the “cool kids”, In eastern part of Nigeria where i am from back in the day, some people called skirts like this “Mary amaka or Efe ndi sister”(basically meaning – clothes for active church workers/goers or something like that in a mockery form) with more reference to the Deeper life…

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African Prints Inspiration: Vlisco Splendeur Collection
Fashion

African Prints Inspiration: Vlisco Splendeur Collection

 Where are my fellow African prints lovers? Here’s some saturday delight! I’ve always been a fan of Vlisco – Dutch wax brand that manufactures products targeted at West African consumers.  I used to take/save photos of their spreads in vanguard Allure so i can recreate the styles later for my African print wears especially their dresses while dreaming of walking one of their shows in Lagos when i was working as a model in Lagos (that never happened btw). Besides their…

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