Tomike Adeoye’s Olori Ebi party delivered exactly what you’d expect: standout fashion moments. Invited guests had to come in a particular fabric, but trust Nigerians to never turn up looking simple. Each look showcased personal style and creative interpretation. Here are the stunning looks from the event across men’s and women’s fashion.
- Rufai Bukola
Rufai layered like a pro, with a coat hanging over her ruched corset mini dress. The white knee-high boots and pearl-embellished sunglasses elevated the entire look. The star of her outfit was hard to pick; whether it was the coat she made from the fabric, the knee-high boots that nobody else wore, the pearl-embellished sunglasses, or her perfect dress, everything ate!
- Samuel Banks
Samuel Banks kept it cool and casual in quarter-zip long sleeve and free pants. He’d styled it with a white face cap and white sneakers giving him this relaxed, street-ready vibe.
- Frances Theodore
Frances mixed textures beautifully, pairing a crisp white shirt with the corset vest and shorts she’d sewn with her fabric; not your conventional owambe party outfit, but we love it! The baby blue heels and pearl clutch completed the polished ensemble.
- Hilda Baci
Trust a chef to cook with her own dress! Hilda paired a crisp white ruched mini skirt and billowy balloon-sleeve shirt with a corset vest she’d made with the fabric. The baby blue ankle-strap heels and light pink clutch added elegance to the modern look.
- Emmanuella Akinrinde
Emmanuella’s outfit was the real definition of dramatic; a slightly off-shoulder mini dress adorned with white 3D floral appliqués cascading across the neckline, sleeves and peplum waist. The curled wig and pearl detailing added a romantic, feminine touch.
- Tumininu
Tumininu went bold with a strapless beaded mini dress featuring a dramatic floor-length fringe overlay. The statement piece made her look nothing short of glamorous.
- Bella Okagbue and Sheggz Olumose
The couple coordinated effortlessly. Sheggz wore a flowing agbada with a white cap while Bella stunned in a structured corset mini dress with ruched detailing. Their looks complemented each other without being matchy-matchy.
- Gloria Olufeko Babarinde
Gloria brought the fun with a fitted set featuring dramatic navy blue ruffles in her sleeves and trouser hems. The bold makeup and pink statement earrings complemented her overall look effortlessly..
- Princess Agunbiade
Princess owned the night in a strapless mini dress with exaggerated bow detailing at the waist. The black pumps made for a chic, no-fuss look. She looked like a GenZ princess. I mean,that’s literally her name!
- Grand Prince Ita
Prince took a modern approach with his outfit with a sleeveless belted jumpsuit and accessorized with a statement choker. The look was bold and unapologetically fashion-forward.
- Victoire Mahounou
Victoire’s outfit was a fitted V-neck dress with heavy beadwork and fringe detailing that hugged her curves perfectly. She kept accessories minimal, letting the dress do all the talking.
- Medlinboss
Medlinboss took a bold, androgynous approach, pairing a crisp white shirt with oversized blue palazzo pants and a statement patterned duster coat. The look was topped off with a matching baseball cap, cat-eye sunglasses, and burgundy loafers; a fresh, gender-fluid take on the fabric that stood out from the crowd.
- Tomike Adeoye
Of course, Olori Ebi would show up and show out for her own party. Tomike commanded attention in her show-stopping mermaid gown with a beaded corset bodice and dramatic rosette bust cups. The exaggerated bubble sleeves and sweeping train made this a true showstopper moment. When you’re the host, you set the standard.
Tomike Adeoye’s Olori Ebi party proved that when you give Nigerians one fabric and creative freedom, magic happens. Same material, endless interpretations and not a single boring look in sight.
