Another Beautiful Nigerian Lady Wears Her Mother’s and Daddy’s Clothes To See Which Fits Her Better in Video
- A video has shown a lady rocking her father's and mother's clothes and they all looked good on her
- The lady danced and sang as she modelled the wears in her house, a thing which amazed many people on TikTok
- Social media users who reacted to her video said that her parents must be fashion lovers going by how their clothes are styled
A young lady has joined the TikTok trend where ladies try out their parents' clothes to see the one that fits them better.
Recall that days ago a young Nigerian wore her father's and mother's clothes and modelled in them in their house.
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She looked good in all
As she wore each outfit, she acted out different character that perhaps could be associated with the owners of the wears.
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In a latest video, another lady packed her parents' clothes in a bump and wore them fittingly on her body.
When a social media users doubted if her mother owns one of the gowns she wore, the lady shared a clip of her mum rocking the outfit.
Watch the video below:
As at the time of writing this report, the video has gathered thousands of views with over 1,000 comments.
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
Agboh Tracy said:
"Ahhhh freshhhhhhh."
Lawal Olayiwola said:
"Wait first, show us a picture of your mom in that black dress I wan check something."
Dera> said:
"Me thinking of doing this and also reasoning the amount of cloths I will fold."
Alpha Female said:
"Your parents are very fashionable."
Miss miracle said:
"Omo this ones na slay mama and slay papa .ur parents are cute beautiful family."
Lady made gown with needle and thread
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a young fashion designer showed people a new way of making dresses without having to employ the use of a needle and thread.
In a TikTok video that has gone viral, the lady used a cutout ankara rope and tied it around her shoulders.
She then used some yards of the material to form the front part of what would later become a gown. The fashion designer did the same thing to for the back.
Source: Legit.ng
