Aso-ebi ladies are usually friends of the bride who bought lace or Ankara outfits and dance with her at the wedding. One common sentiment among all wedding guests is how some aso-ebi ladies seem to ...
Introduction -- 1. Aso Ebi and the Fashioning of Bodies in Colonial Logos, 1860s-1960s -- 2. Cheaper Clothes in a Fluctuating Economy, 1960-2008 -- 3. Coloring Wealth, the Crowd, and Class -- 4.
A closer look at one of the most colourful aspects of Nigerian wedding culture. A cross section of Nigerian celebrities present at Rita Dominic's wedding in Owerri [SamuelSmith] Although 'aso-ebi' is ...
Susan Olubukola Badeji is affiliated with a non-profit organisation. Women Forward Innovative Development Initiative WFID. We are based in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria. Our aim is Women empowerment in ...
Oludayo Tade does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their ...
It has become a norm in our society for traditional, religious or social events to be attended by friends, relations and associates in special fabrix known as Aso ebi. The celebrator feels loved and ...
The Jewel Aeida event venue recently shimmered with glamour and the vibrant hues of exquisitely tailored traditional attire as Nollywood luminaries, socialites, and enthusiastic moviegoers converged ...
Actress and content creator Juliana Olayode has expressed concerns over the rising cost of Aso-ebi at Nigerian weddings. She shared this in an Instagram video on Sunday, questioning why couples can’t ...
Nigerian actress, Lilian Afegbai, has called out her Lagos based friend for selling her wedding aso ebi in dollars. Afegbai in an Instagram post on Wednesday, said she was shocked when she saw $1,200 ...
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