Aso-Oke is a beautiful attire that has its origin in the past but is still relevant in today's fashion. The Aso-Oke is part of the attire of the Yoruba people of Southern Nigeria and, it is worn on ...

(SOUNDBITE) (English) FASHION DESIGNER, TSEMAYE BINITIE, SAYING:"We are sort of preserving the culture, you know that we've watched all our lives in front of us. You know weddings have tonnes, and ...

Birthday Queen! Mercy Aigbe stepped into her 48th year with major style, serving two distinct looks in purple aso-oke and a ...

Imagine a young designer creating stunning Aso Oke outfits worn at several celebrations. With the vision to transform the fabric into one that accommodates different styles, the designer envisions ...

As part of efforts to boost cultural heritage in Oyo State, Governor Seyi Makinde has directed all public servants to wear Aso Oke every Thursday, in addition to the existing native Friday tradition.

Now existing in pockets of areas in the south of Nigeria's textile circles, the Aso-Oke material is making a comeback, only much more fresher. I never had the intention of delving into fashion, even ...

Dear Yoruba brides-to-be, it’s time to switch things up! This is an open letter to you damsels to embrace the dynamic aso-oke ...

Fashion has a way of repeating itself, and 2025 reaffirmed that when old trends return, they come back more expressive.Across global runways and Nigerian streets alike, fabrics once considered ...

By Christy AnyanwuLeah Johnson was a standout visitor at the Africa Fashion Week Nigeria show on December 21. From her dressing, comportment and carriage, you would assume she was Nigerian, if not for ...

For two days, Àbàtàbútú, a rare exhibition of Yoruba Aso-Oke dating back to 150 years, was held at Harbour Point, Victoria Island, Lagos, Assistant Editor (Arts) OZOLUA UHAKHEME reports. The Harbour ...