Men and boys wore long sleeve shirts buttoned down the center or loose fitting blouses similar to loose-fitting sweat shirts
Aso-Oke is hand-woven Yoruba cloth created on narrow looms, traditionally coming in three colours: etu (indigo), sanyan (brown), and alaari (red), taking weeks to weave and costing 15,000-40,000 per yard
Intricate Detailing: Enhances the overall beauty of the dress
Courtesy of their soft uppers, these shoes are prone to ventilation to keep your legs in the perfect form and for a breezy stride while putting your best foot forward
Matching jewelry sets can look coordinated or costumey, depending on the style
it's like having a real princess (almost as good as winning the Best Friend of the Year award!) right there in your home