Glam Ladies

Vlogger Chanel Ambrose is back with a new video. In this vlog she shares tips on how to walk in those high heels of yours that you have left under the bed! She says “Plus size women all over want to look fabulous, so here are some how to hacks to get you started! Remember, practice makes ...

Does your boyfriend ever pick up his phone in front of you when it rings? BattaBox  did a video on  “Nigerian girls teach how to move from side chick to main chick,”  and decided to give tips and tricks to women on how to know if they are a side chick

We love our Nigerian wedding guest and how they rock beautiful traditional styles."Fashion is architecture is a matter of proportion" Over the weekend as usual there was plenty events to turn up to in Nigeria and guest didn’t let their styles games down at all. Our trendy ladies gives a new meaning to Asoebi with their different styles  from flowing ball gowns,dresses with long cape and also some Asoebi Pants moment. Although most of the  classic styles  worn was mostly in a floor length gown, but the designs were fabulous.They also rock the outfits with lovely accessories like mini clutch bag,matching necklace without overcrowding the neck ,fingers and arm with jewellery.Simplicity is the key here . We told you earlier in the year that this year would be a very fashionable one right? Now let’s check out how the stunning fashionistas rocked beautiful  styles this weekend.

A Nigerian man of Yoruba descent is currently representing the country big abroad in medicine and practices as Hilary Clinton's personal doctor. Hillary Clinton United States’ Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has openly appreciated her US-based Nigerian doctor, Dr. Oladotun Okunola who helped her recover from her recent health challenge. Clinton, who had to leave a 9/11 memorial event in New York, United States of America after stumbling and being assisted into a vehicle by secret service agents, took to her Twitter handle to express her gratitude to her doctor with the sweetest words

Lagos-based  Wilson’s Juice  was set up by two Nigerian brothers  Seun and Seyi Abolaji  in 2010 for $5, now the company is worth millions and the brand is a household name. Watch Seun and Seyi tell their story on  CNN African Start Up!

Looking good is good business !!Make your arrival at your next event a stunning one ,check out this weekend compilation of Asoebi styles .Our fashionistas are rocking different styles that makes georgeous statements . The “strong shall surely survive” is just not some words stringed together, the deeper meaning is what makes this statement a mantra for those who are bold and tough enough. Every aspect of our lives is affected by “Choice”, the choices we make redirects our lives or outlook every time. As a fashionista, you cannot bear that term if you are not bold and fearless enough, if all you do is sit down to think about all the reasons why something is wrong for you then please do not call yourself a fashionista or enthusiast because those who are entitled to this tittles are bulldogs when it comes to their fashion choices. Being fearless gets you one thing, you would be respected and awed by those around you, you would inspire others to want to be like you. This em...

Aso ebi is here to stay its no longer a Nigerian thing as there are other countries that have begun to buy into this awesome idea, why go to the fashion outlets when you can just get the fabric and sew something that you would absolutely love. Do you want to wear a eye popping style for your  next event. Its no secret that there is always one owambe or the other on a weekly basis, somebody somewhere is celebrating something which calls for gathering of friends and family and wearing of the  trending styles  Our various fashionista rocked  lovely styles over the weekend The cool styles  are the bomb! As is usual its really tough to go from page to page looking for creative and new and stylish   styles and that’s why we always bring you the latest styles. Putting this designs on a page makes it easier for you and we are  completely excited at this weeks look. There is definitely an array of colors, there are cool ...

Number one blogger, Linda Ikeji is a year older today and has asked her fans to pray for her so her 36th birthday wish will come to pass. “I turn a year older today September 19th and I can’t tell you guys how grateful I am for the life I have. I may not have everything I want yet…but I have more than I thought was even possible and for that I am thankful. I am thankful for my family, friends, all LIB readers and well wishers.  My prayer as I turn 36 today is to find an amazing guy soon, settle down, have a bunch of kids and continue to live, impact my world and make a difference. Please say a prayer for me! I mean it!    Also, happy birthday to every one else born today. May God continue to bless, love and protect us. Thank you guys so much for all the lovely birthday wishes that I know will come. Massive hug and plenty kisses”  Listen to Linda Ikeji's Birthday wish !!! Click here to watch video !!!

It's time to brush up on your ROYGBIV, because the  2016 Emmy Awards  saw literally every single shade of the rainbow. Some colors proved to be more popular than others (namely,  red  and  yellow ), but every single hue on the Skittles spectrum found an A-list representative on the red carpet. So let's begin, shall we? RED This year's on-screen sirens were passionate  for the color of passion . From minimalism to romance, the fiery shade took on varying aesthetics that matched each star's personality:  Priyanka Chopra in Jason Wu ,  Portia Doubleday in Giorgio Armani ,  Tatiana Maslany in Alexander Wang ,  Kate McKinnon ,  Connie Britton in Talbot Runhof , and  Julianne Hough . ORANGE OK, we cheated. There wasn't a true orange this year, but  Mandy Moore's ruffled marigold yellow dress  is pretty darn close. And if peach counts, then we'd have to give a shout-out to  Sofía Vergara  and...

Hajiya Aisha Alhassan, the Minister of Women Affairs yesterday collapsed at the Internally Displaced Persons’ camp in Fufore Local Government Area of Adamawa State while addressing vulnerable IDP women inside a store in the camp, it has been said. According to ThisDay, Alhassan, who was in crutches when she arrived the camp, and after addressing the IDPs, entered the store to discuss with some of the said vulnerable women sequel to an allegation by some foreign non-governmental organisations (NGOs) on violation of some girls and women at the IDPs’ camps in the North-east. While discussing with the women, she collapsed, but was quickly assisted to a chair and given a bottle of Coke to drink, which revived her. According to some of her aides, she had been diagnosed with low sugar, a problem that creates serious weakness of the body.

Japan’s local media, Japan Times and international media, Washington Post, Telegraph and ofcourse even we also (lol) are  excited about a report from Japan's National Institute of Population and Social Security Research saying that, in a survey of Japanese people aged 18 to 34, around 42 percent of the men and 44.2 percent of the women admitted they were virgins. Oh! Oh!! That's beyond the fact that 70 percent of unmarried men and 60 percent of unmarried women are not in a relationship. And, it's up from 2010 when only 36.2 percent of men and 38.7 percent of women said they had never had sex. This survey has been done every five years since 1987. At the time, the subjects who said that they had no partner stood at 48.6 percent and 39.5 percent for men and women respectively. Despite all this, nearly 90 percent of the respondents said they want to get married “sometime in the future.” “They want to tie the knot eventually. But they tend to put it off as they have gaps be...

Former Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Dahiru Musdapher, on Saturday said the 2015 Presidential election further divided the nation, as the election was marked by demarcations along ethnic, regional, partisan and religious lines. Musdapher, who was CJN between August 2011 and July 2012, also warned that Nigerians were treading a path that threatens the continued peace and unity of the country. Speaking as guest speaker at a lecture organised to mark the 75th birthday of the father of former Speaker of House of Representatives, Chief Alani Bankole, in Abeokuta, Musdapher said “it is rather worrisome that after over 100 years since the amalgamation of the northern and the southern protectorates in 1914, Nigerians seemed as divided as ever.” “I am scared and deeply worried”, he said, adding that “the situation is grave.” He said: “The union remains as un-negotiated union in the minds of many Nigerians. Hence, I am of the view that, without the clear understanding of th...

"Fashion is what you buy ,style is what you put into it but only the true fashionistas can spot the difference. take our fashion forward thinking fans as a guide, they know they latest fashion and they know absolutely well how to wear it in their own beautiful style. Be it in traditional wears, lace or English wears, our beautiful fans never fail to slay in which ever outfit they wear . Every woman we believe have her own unique style and a true fashionista knows how to dress to compliment her looks regardless of her body shapes .Looking good is good businesss and dressing is a non verbal mode of communication. U