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Michelle Williams and Angela Simmons Take Two In Très Chic

Two Times In Très Chic: Michelle Williams and Angela Simmons Take Two In Très Chic.

Reality Tv Star Angela Simmons and former Destiny’s Child singer, Michelle Williams rock the Très Chic Collection by Abbyke Domina effortlessly.

Angela Simmons is a producer and actress, known for Supermodel (2015), Angela Simmons Presents: Pressure Makes Diamonds (2019) and Nova (1974).

Michelle Williams, a recording artist and actress. Williams rose to fame in the 2000s as a member of R&B girl-group Destiny’s Child, one of the best-selling female groups of all time with over 60 million records, of which more than 35 million copies sold with the trio lineup with Williams.

Aren’t they just so beautiful?

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Mercy Aigbe, Shina Peller, Bambam others, attend “The Trunk Show” by Abbyke Domina.

The exclusive Trunk Show by Abbyke Domina happened on Sunday, the 26th of August, at The Polo Avenue, Victoria Island. The evening welcomed guests such as Mercy Aigbe, Sina Peller, Jane Michael, Efe Tommy, Bimbo Thomas, Mide Martins, Bambam, Pretty Mike, Tonye Garrick, Olar Slim, amongst others.

The women’s ready to wear fashion house, Abbyke Domina, was celebrating 5 years of tremendous growth on Sunday by launching their new colorful and flirty collection, “Tres Chic”. The collection was vibrant, sophisticated, colorful and romantic. Pieces you could style to wear anywhere.

Abbyke Domina said of her collection “ I decided to make signature Abbyke Domina prints which are only available exclusively at the Trunk Show, it’s an idea I’ve had a for a while. I decide to go for soft and delicate prints. Delicacy can be strong, the facbrics used are soft colours which continue to be a key trend”

The Trunk Show in collaboration with The Polo Avenue had the most relaxing feel, and guests had the most fun. With a variety of Canapes, wine, and champagnes, it was the perfect ambience to shop in style. . The exclusive show also welcomed peformances from various artistes as well as Tomike Alayande as the host of the day.

It was an amazing evening of style. The trunk show was supported by Style Me Africa, Media Room hub, Tribe&Elan, Guardian life, Exquisite magazine, Ono Bello, Blogger point, The Luxury reporter, Spice Tv, Glam Africa, That 1960s Chick, Pulse Tv.

For more on The Trunk Show and the Abbyke Domina brand, follow @abbykedomina1 on instagram.

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Jennifer Lopez’s Style Through the Years

J. Lo has been serving fierce, bold looks since 1986. Including the green Versace dress.

Where were you the first time Jennifer Lopez came into your life?

Was it while she was dancing on “In Living Color” in the ’80s? Or perhaps when she played Selena Quintanilla-Pérez in the 1997 biopic of the artist’s life? Maybe it was when “Waiting for Tonight” hit the charts in 1999? Or when Ms. Lopez stole rom-com lovers’ hearts in the early aughts as the leading lady in “The Wedding Planner” and “Maid in Manhattan?”

Jennifer Lopez has been icon for more than three decades. She is also the first Latina actor to earn over $1 million for a film and the first woman to have a No. 1 album and a No. 1 movie in the same week. And don’t forget about her Golden Globe nomination.

So it’s fitting that Ms. Lopez just received this year’s Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award, which recognizes career-spanning accomplishments in music and film.

When she took the stage tonight at the VMAs, she reminded everyone that she has staying power. She began the medley of her biggest hits in a flowing blue and gold Versace cape over a gold leotard with thigh straps. She later donned a floor-length white fur coat and ended the performance in baggy gold pants — the same outfit she accepted her award in.

To honor her, let’s remember some of her looks.

The Romper

Before rompers were everywhere, and for everyone, Ms. Lopez wore this silky one piece to the VH1 “Vogue” awards in 2000. The award show, meant to be more cheeky than chic, was a fitting place for her to showcase her all-gold accessory game.

White Out

In the same year at the VMAs, J. Lo gave us this white and silver Sean John ensemble, and she earned a silver Moon Man to match.

Diddy Days

Nineteen years ago, also at the VMAs, Ms. Lopez blessed us with this shimmery, tasseled halter top and a leather skirt. She and Sean Combs, a.k.a P. Diddy at the time, were an item from 1999 to 2001.

The Dress that Gave Us Google Image Search

Arguably, her most iconic look came at the 2000 Grammy Awards, in the form of a plunging Versace dress. It even gave us the Google Image search function. In 2015, Eric Schmidt, then the chairman of Google, said the amount of attention the dress garnered motivated the company to create the tool. At the time, Google search results were limited to text and links. But after the dress became a most searched item, developers realized they needed to include photographs.

The Glamour of a First Lady

A fashion highlight of 2003 was the mint green Valentino dress J. Lo wore to the Oscars. This one-shoulder, sari-style gown was modeled on a dress worn by Jackie Kennedy Onassis on a visit to Cambodia in 1967.

All Glowed Up

In 2002, J. Lo launched a perfume called Glow, and it was aptly named. Here she is at the 2004 Golden Globes, glowing, in Michael Kors.

Versace on the Floor

Leave it to “Jenny from the Block” to rile up Twitter over a pair of thigh-high denim boots. She wore them with the confidence only Ms. Lopez could bring to an otherwise confounding pair of shoes.

The Businesswoman

J. Lo is more than a triple threat. She can sing, act, dance, design and of course, judge many talent shows. Ms. Lopez is a judge and executive producer on “World of Dance,” so it only makes sense that earlier this summer she looked like a boss in this leopard print dress that most of us could never rock at our day jobs.

The Influencer

Ms. Lopez was named one of the most influential people of 2018. In an essay about her influence, the actress Kerry Washington wrote: “When Jennifer left the Bronx to pursue her dreams, I would rush to finish my homework on Sunday to watch her on ‘In Living Color.’ She made me believe that you could come from where we came from and achieve whatever you imagine is possible.”

Article courtesy: By Tariro Mzezewa of The New York Times

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