CWP Style: Female "Agbada" is Trending!

Hi lovilies, How are you doing this beautiful morning? Its another Tuesday; 

you how we do it right here huh? 

Have you notice that ladies are stepping out in agbada and they are rocking it 

like it was originally meant for them. 

(Agbada is a type of flowing wide sleeved robe, usually decorated with embroidery, 

which is worn mostly in the western part Nigeria by important men, such as kings and 
chiefs, and on ceremonial occasions like weddings and funerals). 

The Female agbada trend is worth trying, that is if you can take the risk and still come out stylish. Agbada is pretty hard to rock even for the men, 

but if you can go for something fitted and not too flowing, 

you should be able to pull this "stunt".*smiles*

check out some ladies in agbada below....

Is this something you can try, lemme know in the comment box. 

I love you all.

xoxo

Pat

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Agbada is the Yoruba name for a type of flowing wide sleeved robe, usually decorated with embroidery, which is worn throughout much of Nigeria by important men, such as kings and chiefs, and on ceremonial occasions like weddings and funerals.

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Agbada is the Yoruba name for a type of flowing wide sleeved robe, usually decorated with embroidery, which is worn throughout much of Nigeria by important men, such as kings and chiefs, and on ceremonial occasions like weddings and funerals. Unlike the regular long sleeve agabada’s, ladies added some flare to theirs by altering the sleeves and the general length and design. These he-inspired traditional outfits graced the runways during the 2014 Lagos Fashion Week thanks to creative designer; Mai Atafo and it was a lovely style to embrace. This is an outfit that is hard to rock because it has not been fully accepted but nevertheless some brave ladies have adopted it. Kamdolls, would you rock these traditional attires? Have a look at some of the styles that ladies have tried out; he-inspired Look 1: Kate Henshaw-Nuttal he-inspired Look 2: @borladae Look 3: Aderonke E. Adefalujo Look 3: Aderonke E. Adefalujo he-inspired Look 4: Sola Made he-inspired Look 5: Clara Ose We love hearing from you dolls, please leave your answers by commenting below… xoxo He-inspired Which is your favourite he-inspired look? Look 1 Look 2 Look 3 Look 4 Look 5

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