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Secret is out, I styled Florence Otedola aka DJ Cuppy for the cover of Marie Claire Nigeria.
(She also wore a custom Chinazam earring)
Click here to read the full piece and the other looks: marieclaire.ng/florence-cupp…
It’s very “I think she’s trashy so she cheapens the clothes”.
I hate to break it to you but thinking curvy bodies in expensive clothes “cheapens” them is not revolutionary. So I really wish we could be more mindful sometimes.
Shiera The Priestess retweeted
Photographer Szilveszter Makó has seen your comments and teases a new direction for 2027! Via Diet_Prada
“I understand that to an untrained eye, my pictures may seem to echo one another. But there is a difference between a vision, a style, and a direction…”
“I am a photographer, not Harry Potter. I cannot conjure up an entirely new world every three months…”
I stress this whenever people try to say “Tchaikovsky” why can’t they say “Babatunde”.
I’ve literally never heard an English speaker pronounce “Dior” correctly, I know damn right that they not saying Tchaikovsky well.
Oddly, it’s seen as pretentious for them to insist upon it
“The Romeo and Juliet discourse” and the “pregnancy felt like a death sentence” are the real literacy crisis.
A secondary school level play and a simile can’t be kicking you in the cheeks.
Literature is fun, take a class today!
I met Imran!
Imran Amed, Founder of @BoF is at Lagos Fashion Week.
Wish me luck I will introduce myself.
How does, “Hi, I’m sure I’m the only one in this nation that pays for BoF” sound as an introductory line?
Shiera The Priestess retweeted
At the end of the day, literature is open to interpretation. Love will always end in death because, we cannot live forever.
One lover must bury the other. Whether suicide, or the cold hands of time, there comes a certain end. The point is that the love abounds UNTIL DEATH.


























