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Ankara is probably the most versatile fabric in the world and as we all know never goes out of style.

Most people get the Ankara fabric every now and then and never know what to do with it.

So here are 20 style ideas just for you!

1. The Cape


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2. The Two-Piece
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3. The Playsuit.

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4. The Jumpsuit

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5. The SkirtSuit

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http://36posts.com/2016/03/trendy-ankara-styles-that-you-need-in-your-wardrobe/

The afro is one hairstyle that has been around for ages.

Afro (aka Fro) is a natural hairstyle worn mainly by African-Americans in the 1950s and onwards. The Afro was worn by many blacks who wanted to reclaim the beauty and pride of their race. Although many were ridiculed and discriminated against, the hairstyle came to stay.

One of the easiest way to get a “Fro” is to comb our your natural kinky black hair to its full length. Then work on it some more to create a halo. The comb used to make an Afro is called an Afro Pick.

With the recent natural hair craze sweeping across the nation, almost everyone is rocking the afro. Did you know some celebs already rocked the “fro” before it became this common placed?

Here are my favourite Nigerian Fro Queens:

Omawunmi
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Ty Bello
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http://36posts.com/2016/03/afro-naija-female-celebs-rocking-the-hairstyle/