If you live anywhere near Nigeria, you would know that we're getting into the busiest wedding months of the year. I like this time of the year of course. #Money.
Anyway, I have a few new (and not-so-new) pieces to show.
Also, my next post will be a tutorial, watch this space #Gele.
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| Layered Crinoline bows |
Silver crinoline fascinator for a 'modern bride'.
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| Modern bride got herself a matching hand fan too. |
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| What happens when you only want the tulle veil on your fascinator for church? |
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| Simple! Take it off for the reception. Detachable veils, by Mide. |
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| Also, fascinators come in different colors, of course. |
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| Simple, classy Champagne and Red hand fan. And a matchi. |
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| I make this sweet little piece for my cousin's daughter, to wear as a little bride. |
Omosede, in ivory, for a bride.
Loops and Tails.
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| Odera, in black and fuchsia. |
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| Amaka, Gold and red. |
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Last Thursday, I attended en engagement and tied my gele in a hurry. I was in room where a make up artist was working. So, I 'foolishly' asked her opinion, just to make sure I was presentable. I mean, I've been tying my geles since I was in high school. Yeye girl said to me, "It's OK. I mean, at our training school that would be an F9". Imagine that?!
So, I waited till the wedding on Saturday to redeem myself. I think I did well yeah...
