Photos from the Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve Launch

 It was a night of celebration as top celebrities came out to celebrate at the Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve launch at Club 1-11on Friday 16^th August 2013. Celebrities like Banky W, Wande Coal, D’Prince, Miss Nigeria, Kcee, Ebuka, Gbenga Adeyinka, Niyola, Dammy Krane, Olisa Adibua, Ehimofe Atafe and many others joined in celebrating Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve launch.

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Photos from the Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve Launch

  Johnnie Walker Gold label Reserve is world famously known as the drink of celebration. The event was world class and guests were served Gold label reserve cocktails. ..

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Check Out Agbani Darego's lovely dress to Daisy's Danjuma's birthday party

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Lovely Photos from Kevin Lucciano-Gabriel & Mariah Mogoli's white wedding

 QuestionMark boss Kevin Lucciano-Gabriel married his sweetheart Mariah Mogoli on Friday August 16th in the UK. Congrats to them. 
See more photos from their white wedding after the Break..

Munachi Abii Togethr With Veronica Ebie-Odeka cover new issue of Wow mag

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Mo Abudu covers new issue of Mania Magazine

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Aṣọ-Oke : Clothes from the up-country

Aṣọ-Oke is a popular attire in Yorubaland, usually worn by couples on their traditional wedding day or by people attending a classy, glamorous and indigenous party. Yoruba people take pride in this attire hence its prestige. Aṣọ-Oke is a short form of Aso Ilu Oke meaning clothes from the up-country. It is the traditional wear of the Yoruba people. Aṣọ-Oke clothing materials typically come from processed cottons from traditional weavers in Yorubaland.

Basically, Yoruba's Aṣo-oke comes in three major colours: Alaari – a rich red Aṣọ-Oke, Sanyan- a brown and usual light brown Aṣọ-Oke, and Ẹtu- a dark blue Aṣọ-Oke.

There are also Aso-ofi - pure white yarned cloths, used as cover cloth, it can be sewn and worn.

Aran- a velvet clothing material sewn into Danṣiki and Kẹmbẹ, worn by the rich.

Adirẹ - cloth with various patterns and designs, dye in indigo ink (Ẹlu).

These fabrics are used to make pertinent women’s wrapper called Iro and notable men’s large gown called Agbada. There are also different sorts of hat designs to complement the dress; Fila for men and Gele for women.