The AMVCA Cultural Day was a breathtaking celebration of African fashion, beauty, and heritage.
As the 11th edition of the awards kicked off, celebrities stepped onto the cultural carpet dressed in looks that paid homage to tradition with an elevated sense of elegance and pride.
If there’s one thing Nigerian fashion never fails to do, it’s command attention — and this year’s cultural day was no exception.
The stars arrived in outfits that didn’t just look good — they told stories. Stories of ancestry, legacy, and the bold creativity of African designers.
The men came in regal agbadas, each one more striking than the last. These weren’t just outfits; they were masterpieces — embroidered, tailored, and accessorized with precision.
From coral beads to ornately carved walking sticks and traditional caps, their looks spoke volumes about strength, heritage, and status.
But let’s talk about the women — they owned the night. From structured corsets to gowns that floated like dreams, each ensemble was a powerful blend of softness and strength.
Embellishments were in full swing — think beads, sequins, and intricate embroidery that shimmered under the lights. And the geles? Perfectly tied and expertly styled, adding that final touch of majesty to every look.
Accessories elevated the ensembles even further, completing the transformation of every star into a modern-day royal. It was more than just fashion — it was identity, artistry, and cultural pride woven into every stitch.
Here’s how your faves stepped into royalty:
Adedimeji Lateef
Adebimpe Oyebade
Stan Nze
Blessing Nze
Roseline Afije (Liquorose)
VJ Adams
Uriel
Uche Jombo
Akin Faminu
Elozonam
Hawa Magaji
OkuSaga Adeoluwa
Chimezie Imo
Nnenna Mbonu
Jennifer Onyekwelu
Ụzọamaka Power
Bambam Olawunmi-Adenibuyan
Mercy Aigbe and Efe Erele
Debo Adedayo
Dorcas Ariyiike Owolagba
