The legendary Coco Chanel had a way with words, leaving us with timeless quotes that continue to resonate, decade after decade. One of her most iconic statements—“Fashion changes, but style endures”—remains as relevant today as ever. This truth was on full display over the past few weeks as women embraced International Women’s Day (IWD) 2025, celebrating womanhood in all its authenticity. Their individuality shone through, not just in their actions but in their sartorial choices. Rather than chasing fleeting trends, Naija stars made bold, personal style statements—each an exhibition of self-expression rather than a mere nod to passing fads.
Being a woman—even in today’s world—demands audacity, resilience, and an unwavering sense of self-acceptance. These women embraced their authenticity unapologetically, refusing to conform to societal expectations. The result? A striking display of personal style that not only turned heads but also inspired fans to reinterpret fashion on their own terms. In my book, that’s mission accomplished. After all, “sheroes” may not always wear capes, but they are always draped in confidence, radiating an undeniable, magnetic aura.
Check out the fab looks Lagos stars celebrated IWD 2025 and other events in…
#1. Rita Dominic

Black is the ultimate canvas—a backdrop where every detail has the power to come alive. In honor of International Women’s Day (IWD) 2025, Rita Dominic embraced the essence of womanhood with a striking black Sisiano set, accentuated by a bold statement necklace. The ensemble was a seamless fusion of a draped top and flared pants, exuding both sophistication and effortless movement. Black, after all, is a failproof choice—timeless, commanding, and endlessly versatile.
#2. Chioma Ikokwu

There’s something undeniably magical about spring weddings. The season itself invites a playful approach to fashion—one that embraces color, texture, and the beauty of nature in full bloom. Chioma Ikokwu embodied this spirit flawlessly in a velvety Weiz Dhurm Franklyn creation, proving that wedding guest style can be both ethereal and striking.
Gliding with confidence, she turned heads in a masterpiece adorned with intricate 3D branch stems and real flowers blooming from its fabric—a design that felt almost alive in its artistry. The dress stood out not just for its floral brilliance but also for its striking silhouette. A one-shoulder shawl cascaded to the floor, wrapping gracefully around a structured bustier that sculpted her frame to perfection. It was a seamless balance of structure and softness, drama and elegance.
#3. Eku Edewor

How about a scandalous suit look this week? The kind that turns heads in the office—effortless yet loaded with intention, as if to say, the weekend is almost here, but I’m still running the show. It’s all about feigned nonchalance, executed with precision.
Step one: the perfect roomy suit, and who better to take notes from than Eku Edewor? Think structured but not stiff, relaxed yet never sloppy—just the right amount of slouch to slip a hand into your pocket with ease. Step two: a long, vintage tie that swings with every step, channeling unapologetic retro energy. Step three: golden shoes—because nothing seals the deal quite like a nod to The Godfather in footwear form.
Now, for the final touch: head straight to your dad’s closet this week and reclaim a piece of old-school magic. The beauty of menswear’s evolution is how effortlessly women have made it their own, dismantling the gender gap one impeccable suit at a time. So, this morning, walk into the office with a smirk, a suit, and a whole lot of rizz. After all, power dressing is all about attitude.
No wrong answers, just pure creativity.
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