FASHION AND STYLE : 28 STYLISH ANKARA STYLES YOU NEED TO TRY RIGHT NOW

 

Ankara styles are inarguably one of the most beautiful pieces of clothing available. From the intricate designs and techniques to the gorgeous styles that are sewn, they are a slice of heaven.

As a young Nigerian girl, I’ve always been fascinated by all things African print. So much 

In this post, I share with you some of the most stunning Ankara styles you can get you hands-on right now. 

These include bespoke African print clothes like ankara and dashiki available on Etsy. And more affordable, mass-produced African fashion

FASHION AND STYLE : Arthoe Fashion Style

 

The typical garments in this style are Overalls or mom jeans, graphic tees usually in mustard yellow which may be plain or striped, art socks and sneakers or Mary janes. This fashion style has its origin in the Tumblr and is inspired by a love for arts, color and flowers. It was popular during the 1900s and 2010s.

FASHION AND STYLE : Ankara Fashion Style

 

fashion style refers to wearing clothes made of the vibrant and colorful patterned African wax print fabric.

FASHION AND STYLE : Flamboyant style

This is a style characterized by startling colors and exaggerated styling, meant for attracting attention.

FASHION AND STYLE : Rave fashion

 

This is closely related to punk fashion. The fashion included booty shorts, baggy pants, jumpsuits, and other clothing in bold colors, fishnet stockings, colorful leg warmers and platform shoes.

FASHION AND STYLE : Prairie chic style

 

This refers to a romantic and feminine style similar to the dressing of the pioneer women. The long dresses in this style will sport high necklines and ruffled trims and puffy sleeves will usually be made of subtly floral light weight fabric in earth in light soft and earthy shades. Lace up boots will usually be used with these feminine dresses.

FASHION AND STYLE : Modest fashion

 

This refers to a style of clothing that is loose fitting, comfortable and modest with very less skin revealing. It is usually associated with religious beliefs or a liking for androgynous clothing. Long length tunics are typical of this style.