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5 Fashion Mistakes Nigerians Make (And How to Fix Them)
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123 days agoLooking stylish isn’t about spending millions — it’s about knowing what works for you. Unfortunately, many Nigerians fall into common fashion traps: mismatched colors, over-accessorizing, wearing trends blindly, or ignoring body type when shopping. Fashion isn’t about doing the most — it’s about doing it well.
To elevate your style:
Know your body shape and dress to flatter it.
Stick to 2–3 main colors per outfit.
Let one accessory do the talking — not ten.
Invest in quality basics: plain tees, dark jeans, clean sneakers.
And remember: confidence is the real drip.
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