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Hello fab ones, it's your favourite stop for everything fashion, style, luxury, business and lifestyle. Last week Friday was all fun, buzz and glamour with the Premiere of the second part of the Famous Coming To America released June 29th 1988, 33 years ago, fans had been waiting in anticipation for the sequel as well as wondered how the current story-line would fit into, and as a continuation considering the time gap.  I think the writers were smart to continue the focus on family whilst taking the comedy up a notch to create a fun experience for its audience.  In addition we get to see and understand a little better, the life and culture of the people of Zamunda, their upbringing as seen through Prince Hakeem's Children. As well as the passing of tradition from the old to the younger generation!  The best part of this sequel no doubt is the celebration of rich african fashion as can be seen from the outfits worn by the stars in the movie. Every look curated by renowned costum

  Hey there Style Tribe, I hope you have been great!? Today, I would like to talk to you about understanding your body type and dressing right for your body type. As people differ, so are body types distinct, and it is important to understand yours to dress right! You may think, why is it necessary that I know my body? Here it is, think about those times you got excited about certain clothes and the time spent trying them on while shopping, only to find out that they do not fit right or look as you had imagined. There are plenty of factors to consider when getting dressed however, dressing right for your body type, and accentuating your best features are very important, so whether you want to show off your curves, highlight your legs or draw attention to your upper body, they are certain outfits designed to help do these. Identifying these pieces and making sure they suit your personal style can be quite tasking, Owing to the fact that they are so many shapes, silhouettes, and ever-

Over the years, your brand has come in contact with different consumers with different needs, however, there are certain things that's universal to all consumers, something that makes them relate with a brand and if you've over looked these all these years now is the time to buckle up Here are 3 things consumers definitely want from a brand. 1. PRODUCT EXPERTISE/KNOWLEDGE People pay for knowledge and value. In order to sell to your customers, it is important to understand the knowledge behind what you do. Never assume that people know in detail, the knowledge behind you/your products. Customers want you to share the story, the knowledge, they want to know all the about the special techniques involved in making that product. Giving customers the knowledge about a product or service helps to justify the value of the product being sold or the service being rendered. 2. GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE Great customer service starts with great staff.  To offer great customer service, you need

 There's just something unique and unquestionably fabulous about some ladies. They seem to have a super power for being able to seamlessly look polished and refined, no matter the outfit they have on. I'll tell you why. It's all in the little details!! Anyone could wear a white tee with a pair of jeans and look 'okay'. But to really look polished, you have to pay attention to your ensembles. Luxury pieces or even staples do not necessarily give you a polished look, it's pairing them to work right for you, that does the magic. So preserving a great sense of style at all times, is what the true goal should be.  Let's show you how to dress successfully and look uber chic. Tracee Ellis Ross Veronica Odeka Eliminate The Excess Start with decluttering your overall style. You could get yourself a style workbook or a consultation if need be. The aim is to exclude pieces that do not fit into your style, in other to give room for the ideal one you are looking to creat

 Dear Vanestyle readers, the last couple of weeks has been rough for the citizens of Nigeria, particularly the youth and as a supporter of Nigerian brands, we stand in solidarity with the youth and their cause. While we are committed to bringing you the latest news, tips, hacks and everything about the world and business of fashion, we are deeply saddened by the events that led to loss of innocent lives, looting of business and disrupt in the order of affairs. We offer our deepest condolences to the families and friends of the fallen heroes of this movement. We solemnly extend our empathy to our fellow entrepreneurs whose properties were torched and looted. We Salute our courageous and gallant youths. Thank you for waking up at last. Thank you for deciding never to be silent in the face of injustice. Thank you for your commitment to accountability, unity, and integrity. Thank you for fighting for a better Nigeria. May God bless us all

  Nothing says 'glamorous' like the little black dress(LBD) and of course, the little white dress(LWD)!  If you've been on the look out for feminine pieces that are timeless, effortless and have you looking the part at anytime, then you need either or both dresses. The Lbd and lwd are usually simply cut and fall between a mini and midi length. The lbd for one, has been a style dominating piece from as far back as Coco Chanel's designs in the 1920's. The lwd is a lighter option that has scored big on doing the same as the lbd. Both are elegant, easy to glam up and a total must-have for a working closet. They are a perfect direction to go when building up a capsule wardrobe. Still need convincing ? well, here are more reasons why you need the lbd/lwd: Variety Both dresses come in an array of beautifully cut patterns and styles that offer countless options for all body shapes and silhouettes.  From peplum and ruffles to round and sweetheart necklines, the variations on

Establishing, managing and developing a business is a lot of hard work. Coupled with long hours, sacrifice, and a ton of stress, each day bears a new hurdle. Although there isn't a secret formula for success, there are common traits that successful entrepreneurs share. And when it comes to the unique business of fashion, these are what I've lived by and they have helped me on my entrepreneurial journey. Have a Vision Your vision defines who you are, what you want to do and where you want to go. Your vision cannot be vague. It needs to be developed, detailed and definite. Give all you have to what you want and Work hard, because This is your “why?” Your Passion!  This is the reason why you do what you do. The work will be hard, the hours will be long, and the pay will be low. To top it all off, there is no guarantee of success! But remain curious to create and through criticism - persist . Practice consistently. Ensure there is value in your offerings.