Female native wears in 2018 for real fashionistas

Female native wears in 2018 for real fashionistas

Female native wears are relevant in 2018, and real fashionistas very often give their preference to native fashion. Do you like traditional styles as well? Check the best images for various occasions. What place do native outfits take in Nigerian fashion? How to use the latest trends 2018 in native styles? In our review, we consider the most relevant traditional wears for ladies.

Female native wears in 2018 for real fashionistas

A significant part of our history is traditional clothing. Nigerians are very sensitive to their native wears. Both men and women wear traditional styles for events and everyday looks.

Female native wears in 2018

Of course, the designs of traditional outfits are improved. New modern fabrics and decor are used. Moreover, some ultra-trendy chips are added to the tailoring. All these features allow you to respect the traditions and at the same time keep pace with the times.

Female native Agbada wears

Today we will talk about the female native wears created with the help of traditional styles. From a wide variety of native designs, there are looks most suitable for everyday clothes and even office style and we have designs that are better reserved for parties.

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Female traditional styles

So, let's begin.

Fashion in traditional Nigerian styles for ladies wears

We believe that such designs as Iro and Buba style and senator style suit are more appropriate for everyday wear and foe events. Using these styles to create casual images, you can significantly update your looks. Now consider these styles in more detail.

Modern Iro and Buba style

Iro and Buba styles for Nigerian fashionistas

As you know, Iro is a wrapper that makes the function of a skirt. Its edges are tied to a knot or tucked into the inside at the waist. Buba is a spacious elongated blouse with wide sleeves. Iro and Buba outfit is usually sewn from light streaming and well-draped fabrics.

Female Iro and Buba styles

As for the color solution, its palette can be any. What color and pattern you like, choose this one. But if you don’t want to lag behind the latest fashion trends, the pastel tones, as well as blue, red, turquoise and yellow are the most popular. Also, the floral patterns and traditional African geometric ornaments are current this season.

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Bright Iro and Buba style

Iro and Buba attire can be dressed for walking with friends, parties, etc.

Festive Iro and Buba style

Is it possible to use Iro and Buba as an evening outfit? Of course, you can. In this case, you must use more expensive fabric than for everyday look. Besides, Iro can have a maxi length. Buba with long and flared sleeves looks very festive.

Iro and Buba style for wedding

The outfit in Iro and Buba style is very feminine and emphasizes all the dignity of the lady’s figure. It's worth adding to your wardrobe.

Female Senator wears

Senator wears for the office style

Senator style is the most reserved and strict style in traditional fashion. The outfit consists of narrow trousers and straight tunic with short or long sleeves. Design of Senator Style wears can be attributed to the classic clothing options. Tunic and trousers in senator style are usually made of one-color and make up a suit. At the same time, you can combine elements of different colors, but one of them should have a more restrained color solution.

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Senator style

Decor in such outfits is usually minimal. It’s often a small traditional embroidery or ornament in the upper front part of the tunic. If you decide to use Senator Style this season, give preference to the trendy blue and white colors.

Senator wears with ornament

The outfit in Senator Style looks respectable with minimal embroidery.

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Agbada for ladies

Agbada for ladies: traditional style can be trendy

Agbada style is also a tunic and trousers plus a large robe. Agbada style is widely used for all kinds of events.

Agbada style with embroidery

The robe is always decorated with abundant embroidery. Women often make it contrast and use bright colors and intricate patterns. If the outfit is usually sewn in traditional white, blue, and ivory colors, then the embroidery is often red, lilac, or trendy fuchsia.

White Agbada style with bright ornament

Agbada style is quite acceptable for festive attires thanks to the robe’s embroidery and ornament, as well as its original folding style. You can make beautiful and voluminous folds with a robe. For national, family and traditional events, Agbada style is an excellent option.

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Ankara style for native wears

Get chic in Ankara styles!

A great many articles are written about beautiful Ankara styles. They are extremely popular in Africa and widely used for different designs of clothing, including traditional ones. Today we look at Ankara styles for Aso Ebi outfits in detail.

Ankara style with chiffon

Ankara style for Aso Ebi with flared sleeves

For Aso Eby outfits, classic short sleeves or long and often flared options are used. Besides, you can use one more actual trend of this season - voluminous long sleeves-lanterns.

Ankara style with bright ornament

Ankara style for Aso Ebi clothes include all the latest trends of the world fashion industry. Also, almost all the patterns offered by Ankara this season are in the trend. Floral, geometric and abstract prints dominate the world's podiums. In the vast Ankara color palette, you can choose any trendy color.

Pink Ankara Aso Ebi dress

By the way, a lot of bright colors that are so adored by our women today are relevant. White, pink, blue, coral, turquoise and yellow are the favorite female colors in Nigeria.

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Ankara style with flounces

Of course, Ankara fabrics are beautiful in themselves. Making a skirt, blouse or dress with Ankara isn’t difficult. But if you complement Ankara with chiffon or lace inserts or frills, you get a stunning outfit.

Ankara style with chiffon insert and beaded decor

Lace and chiffon for inserts take either in one tone with the main Ankara textile or use classic black and white colors. If you find it difficult to make a decision, then choose classic.

Ankara mermaid style with lace

A dress or skirt in Aso's Ebi style is made straight or narrow and flared to the bottom with maxi or midi length. The mermaid style is a favorite style of our ladies.

Ankara multi-layered Aso Ebi gown

Multi-layering is now also up-to-date. Make flounces on the sleeves and at the bottom of a skirt or dress in several layers of different lengths. For this, use either Ankara fabric or chiffon and lace. Models with open shoulders don’t lose relevance for this year too. You can either leave them open or add inserts of transparent material or lace.

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Ankara Aso Ebi festive dress with decor

Nigerian fashionistas especially like to wear such Ankara styles in Aso Ebi outfits for the wedding. Wearing traditional outfits in native styles is honorably and cool. Use the latest fashion trends for traditional wears creation is beyond praise. Dear ladies, be in vogue and don’t forget about your roots.

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Adrianna Simwa (Lifestyle writer) Adrianna Simwa is a content writer at Legit.ng where she has worked since mid-2022. She has written for many periodicals on a variety of subjects, including news, celebrities, and lifestyle, for more than three years. She has worked for The Hoth, The Standard Group and Triple P Media. Adrianna graduated from Nairobi University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in 2020. In 2023, Simwa finished the AFP course on Digital Investigation Techniques. You can reach her through her email: adriannasimwa@gmail.com