Name: Postal worker besties because going crazy alone is just not as much fun shirt
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Attending a dinner party Postal worker besties because going crazy alone is just not as much fun shirt . hosted by Dior in Cannes, France. Hadid experimented with monochrome by tackling one of the toughest shades: nude. Wearing a skin-tone color all over can easily read as bland, or blah, but the model styled it in a way that felt completely elegant for an evening event. She started with a sheer, off-the-shoulder top with a nude bra peeking through.

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Then, she added a full, silky pleated skirt, which added a touch of drama in a lighter blush shade Postal worker besties because going crazy alone is just not as much fun shirt . Meanwhile, her pointed pumps, by Alexandre Birman, and a mini Saddle bag—both in darker nudes—tied it all together. Hadid’s outfit may have been a quieter, more refined take on the trend (which can sometimes be done as head-to-toe prints), but in this case, a pared-back interpretation somehow made an even louder statement.If you’ve checked Instagram in the past month, your feed has probably been flooded with images from Lagos. Celebrities and fashion insiders descended on the city to experience Nigeria Creative Week, a jam-packed celebration of talent on the African continent. For Ade Samuel, the stylist behind Letitia Wright’s and Michael B. Jordan’s flawless red-carpet looks, the voyage was more than another destination on the global fashion calendar. The daughter of Nigerian immigrants, Samuel credits her heritage for sparking her obsession with style. “[Nigeria] is the land of great music, food, art, and cultural traditions. Traditions that have played a huge part in my love of color, art, and vibrant prints,” she says. Samuel took the opportunity to explore the city’s rich design scene, heading to Lekki Art Market to shop for objets d’art, hitting up the Ankara stalls in Balogun Market, and hanging out with friends: model Adesuwa Aighewi and rapper Skepta. Here, she takes Vogue along for the ride in an exclusive diary.
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