Looking for the latest skirt and blouse fashion styles to sew as aso-ebi for an upcoming wedding or any other Nigerian occasion? This post has loads of new styles for you.
In this article, you will see pictures of over 100 latest skirt and blouse outfit styles in various trendy, in-vogue fabrics including ankara/ wax print and lace. You will also see pictures of the latest skirt and blouse combinations and designs – from colour combinations to skirt and blouse outfits made by combining 2 different fabrics. Now, let’s dive in – scroll or swipe down:
There’s everything to love about this colour combination. @duchees looks gorgeous in this shimmering, sequined charcoal skirt and blouse outfit with a touch of emerald green. She complements the look with a green gele headtie, a silver necklace and silver clutch purse.
Play the video slideshow below to see photos of the latest Nigerian skirt and blouse styles.
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- 5 Stunning Celebrity Ankara & Gele Styles You’ll Want to Sew ASAP
About Nigerian Skirt and Blouse Styles
Nigerians and Africans abroad are always looking for the latest outfit styles that women are wearing back home because they know that English-style skirts and blouses (or any other outfit) are not like cut the way native Nigerian styles are.
Also, the type of fabrics and fabric patterns and colours that appeal to Nigerians and Africans are very different from those that appeal to our Western sisters. Hence, we all love our Nigerian styles of skirt and blouse outfits.
Nigerian skirt and blouse styles are similar to the styles we see on the red carpet, the fabrics are usually ankara or wax prints, lace, brocade or George fabric, and lots of other exquisite fabrics – sometimes tailors mix different fabrics to get a unique look for any outfit.
For occasion wears, with the help of talented tailors here, Nigerian ladies love to do their own twist of ‘the red carpet looks’ with our local traditional fabrics (such as ankara, lace etc.) and the finished outfits look really gorgeous and beyond simple.
Popular occasion-wear skirt-and-blouse shapes and cuts Nigerian women sew with locally available fabrics include pencil skirts, skirts with slits or splits, peplum skirts, mermaid style skirts, flared skirt, Nigerian wrap skirt styles (aka Oleku/ Tulip skirts).
- SEE MORE: Gorgeous Celebrity One-Hand Dresses for Slay Queens
- Celebrity Aso-ebi & Gele Styles Spotted at Big Lagos Weddings – 6 Styles Here & 5 Styles Here
Go Slay in Your New Skirt and Blouse Styles
Hope you like the skirt and blouse styles we presented in this post. Feel free to tag us on Instagram with your pictures, when you sew any of the above occasion-wear Nigerian skirt and blouse fashion styles.
Who knows, maybe you could be on the next edition of BellaNaija’s asoebi bella. And, don’t forget to share this post with your friends – Instagram it /Facebook it/ tweet it/ email it.
MORE NATIVE-STYLE OCCASION FASHION FOR NIGERIAN WOMEN
- Latest Aso-ebi Styles for Female Wedding Guests (100 Pictures)
- 100 In-Vogue Lace Styles for Occasion Dressing
- 100 Trendy Ankara Styles You Need to See ASAP
Before you go, comment below to tell me which of the featured styles you like best.
Am really inspired by all this Ankara style. they are really nice.
Thanks.
Wow so beautiful I love all tanx
Thank you, Miriann. I’m glad you like the skirt and blouse native wears we featured.
fantastic styles more power to do more
Thank you very much, dear. Love your feedback. We have lots more wedding guest styles and beautiful female aso-ebis here (click).
GREAT STYLES TO BEHOLD
Thanks.
I love it
Am happy to know that, Deborah.
So so nice! loving them
Wow, Lovely styles, keep it up.
Thank you, dear. I’m glad you like our compilation of latest Nigerian-style skirts and blouses in our native traditional fabrics.
I love the styles
Thanks, Roseline. I’m glad you like the featured ‘skirt and blouse’ styles. Be sure to see our other styles for wedding guests here (click).
Wow! Stella a job well done.The styles are jot n Charmx.Gosh!!! I like all of them keep it up my dear.
Thanks, Ekwoge. I’m glad you like the skirt-and-blouse styles we featured. Hope to see you around more.
Nice styles
keep the good work Stella, this is quite impressive!
Aww! Thanks, Ebele. Good to see you around.
wow that’s a nice one there keep it up.
Aww! Thanks, dear. I’m glad you enjoyed looking at the skirt and blouse styles.
Splendid. I love the skirts and blouses. You are doing a fantastic job. We need to promote our African Culture more. We are sick and tired of adopting the western style just to fit in. Please can you send me some catalogs of all the styles of skirts and blouse? Let me know your B method of payment and the prices. Be blessed.
Thanks, Grace. I’m happy to know that you like the styles of the featured skirts and blouses – I agree, African dress styles rock.
**We are a magazine blog and NOT a designer/ retailer/ reseller, and so we cannot send you a catalogue – I’m sorry. I suggest that you contact a good Nigerian tailor/ fashion designer to make these kinds of outfits for you. We only feature these styles to inspire our audience, as they choose their wedding fashion.
so adorable
Thanks dear. I am glad you like the skirt and blouse styles.