Here are some special ankara styles for the new year. It’s a new year and the right time to up your fashion game like a true slay queen.
It’s a new year and a fresh opportunity to put your fashion game on point. These 21 special ankara styles will give you some inspiration on how to go about it. Over the years, the ankara fabric is been the go-to material for African fashionistas to make their dream clothing piece.
Gone are the days the colorful print fabric was used for making African clothes that were different to wear to work or worn as casual outfits. Todays African designers and fashionista have revolutionized the way we use the ankara African fabric. As such, the ankara fabric can be used to design any style that you can imagine. From skirts and blouses to skirts, jumpsuits, and dresses, the options are endless.
Below are 21 very special ankara styles that will add a touch of style to your wardrobe this new year. Check them all out and make some of them for yourself.You can also use them as a starting point to get some inspirations to create your perfect and special ankara style. Good luck!!!
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Please note that this post was update on August 29 2020. Do check out all the photos and pick up the ones that meets your style in order to add to your collection.
For more inspirations on ankara styles, asoebi attires and much more, take a tour around the site and you’ll find several articles on different styles as well as the best ways to style specific looks. You’ll find styles for different occasions. Whether you’re looking for special ankara styles to wear to a red carpet event, an asoebi wedding outfit to wear to your friend’s wedding, an iro and buba attire to wear to church, or an ankara jumpsuit to that get-together event, the styles and inspirations are many. Good luck!!!
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