show me your toes

By Oyindamola Lawal




OPEN toe shoes are still in vogue; they are worn all year round, and guess what? They still look very stylish.
Over the years, the shoe has made a strong fashion statement and you will be surprised that it is even more popular these days.
Open-toe comes in different shapes and designs and could be worn with pantyhose, printed tights, dresses, trousers, leggings, jacket and paque knee socks.
Though for some ladies, the shunning of hosiery presents a bit of a fashion dilemma.
A stylish lady can update her wardrobe and racks with classic shoes such as chunky heels, platform soles with cool contemporary look. Patent leather, suede, straps, chunky heels and metallic finishes are not out of place; most of them come in open toes.

THIS season of recession and global economic meltdown, women can look forward to wearing the peep toe in retro-inspired look as well as styles that have never been seen before.
For a winning combination, you just need what makes you comfortable with a healthy dose of confidence — and maybe save the hose with reinforced toes for close-toed shoes.

between me and Herbay

the design was made by Herbay Stitches, i modeled some of his designs alongside with Denrele, seun of spice city and others. i will post more pics of the event very soon. stay close

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my clothing line

this time, i decided to showcase some of my designs.......... wat do you think?

THE NEW LOOK OF DENRELE

hmmmmmmm! have you seen denrele in native? dont be surprise, check him out and tell me what you feel.
well, he is wearing Herbay Stitches design, the talented dude that does all that Denrele stuff. Of course, Denrele will always be Denrele Edun, the soundcity presenter and the mad dresser, but this time there was a huge different, with his weird hairdo and his shoe, he modeled at the Fashion Revolution Reloaded on Saturday, 5th of April 25th, 2009 at Club O2, Sanusi Fafunwa, Victoria Island.

Rare Gem Goes Higher

BY OYINDAMOLA LAWAL
COME Saturday, April 18, fashionistas and celebrities will be treated to a red carpet reception at the Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos, during this year’s Rare Gem Award Night.
Tagged Pushing on Regardless, the dress code for the all night event is glamour in wax.
In it’s eight years of existence, the show had honoured a total of 67 individuals and organisations, that have impacted on people in diverse areas such as sustainable development, education of girls, gender equality, and peace.
This year, The Women’s Optimum Development Foundation (WODEF), Today’s Woman, a TV/magazine publication, in partnership with Guarantee Trust Assurance, have decided to include TW Rare Gem clinic, which holds on Friday, April 17 at the Federal Palace hotel as part of the pre-event programme.
According to Inyang Sami-Orungbe, an assistant general manager (Business development), “there is a lot of concern about the financial meltdown and women who are having issues with their finances among others. In the business clinic, experts are going to educate women on how to empower themselves financially.”
Speaking on the project, the initiators and publisher of Today’s Woman, Adesuwa Onyenokwe informed that the award will be hitting 10 by next year.
“It was originated by Mrs. Bimbo Oloyede to reward women, men and organisations that have contributed to the development of women and the society.”
To spice up the night, some notable Nigerian artistes are billed to thrill guests at the event. Notable among them are Midnight Crew, Djinee, Nomoreloss, Omawunmi and others.
Meanwhile, some of the awardees selected for this year includes Funmi Iyanda (Youth Development), Dr Hadiza Galadanci (Health and Disease Control) and Haija Titi Abubakar (Social development). Senator Grace Bent will be honourned for her role in women development, while Ifueko Omoigui Okaure, actress Joke Silva and Capt. Chinyere Kalu (MFR) will be given Professional Achievement Awards.
Embodiment of this year Award will go to Josephine Effah Chukwumah, with Dr. Cecilia Ibru up for Woman of the Year award. Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola has been picked to receive the Man of the Year Award.

Rare Gem Goes Higher

BY OYINDAMOLA LAWAL
COME Saturday, April 18, fashionistas and celebrities will be treated to a red carpet reception at the Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos, during this year’s Rare Gem Award Night.
Tagged Pushing on Regardless, the dress code for the all night event is glamour in wax.
In it’s eight years of existence, the show had honoured a total of 67 individuals and organisations, that have impacted on people in diverse areas such as sustainable development, education of girls, gender equality, and peace.
This year, The Women’s Optimum Development Foundation (WODEF), Today’s Woman, a TV/magazine publication, in partnership with Guarantee Trust Assurance, have decided to include TW Rare Gem clinic, which holds on Friday, April 17 at the Federal Palace hotel as part of the pre-event programme.
According to Inyang Sami-Orungbe, an assistant general manager (Business development), “there is a lot of concern about the financial meltdown and women who are having issues with their finances among others. In the business clinic, experts are going to educate women on how to empower themselves financially.”
Speaking on the project, the initiators and publisher of Today’s Woman, Adesuwa Onyenokwe informed that the award will be hitting 10 by next year.
“It was originated by Mrs. Bimbo Oloyede to reward women, men and organisations that have contributed to the development of women and the society.”
To spice up the night, some notable Nigerian artistes are billed to thrill guests at the event. Notable among them are Midnight Crew, Djinee, Nomoreloss, Omawunmi and others.
Meanwhile, some of the awardees selected for this year includes Funmi Iyanda (Youth Development), Dr Hadiza Galadanci (Health and Disease Control) and Haija Titi Abubakar (Social development). Senator Grace Bent will be honourned for her role in women development, while Ifueko Omoigui Okaure, actress Joke Silva and Capt. Chinyere Kalu (MFR) will be given Professional Achievement Awards.
Embodiment of this year Award will go to Josephine Effah Chukwumah, with Dr. Cecilia Ibru up for Woman of the Year award. Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola has been picked to receive the Man of the Year Award.