Honestly can’t believe it’s been three weeks. How time flies! I’ve been up and about and also occupied with work, and if I’m being totally honest I haven’t had time to do a shoot but I think I’ve figured out a way to juggle it all, so no more missing in action from me…
I had such a good Easter holiday, I didn’t even want it to end and I’m sure you guys had an amazing time as well.
So, you know how I’ve been saying I’m into Nigerian brands now and how extremely impressed with where we are right now in fashion and I decided to just buy Nigerian to grow the naira and joining in the not so subtle Naira vs Dollar fight.
My post is about my Nigerian made Mode Tshirt and how creative it is. I’m sure you guys have seen me do posts with Tshirts or hand painted drawings from the ‘Mode’ store. I am always so fascinated with their work, just as I was with this ‘Ikoyi- Lekki bridge’ image that was made into a full Tshirt, how cool is that !.. Still waiting for the other bridges to be printed on Tshirts too (wishes).
I decided to dress it up a bit with a pair of heels and ripped denim. It’s a stretchy jersey type fabric so it’s quite clingy. I love how it gives a laid back vibe but yet come off as dressy. Kind of the perfect outfit to wear for barbecues and fun hangouts!

If you guys know good Nigerian brands you can recommend for me to try out, please let me know, this present exchange rate has given more reason to explore and be adventurous with Nigerian fashion.
Tshirt ~ itsjustmode
Denim ~ Zara
Shoes ~ MaisonValentino
Sunglasses ~ Rayban