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Cocktails & Dresses “Made-in-Africa” Movement plus Dressmeoutlet.com officially launched on Sunday, May 22nd 2016. This marks the maiden edition of the bi-annual fashion exhibition.

The long awaited fashion exhibition which has been the outlet’s brainchild from inception took place at the Grand Ball Room of Intercontinental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos, which was completely ‘revamped’ exclusively for the special event. The space was transformed (literally overnight) by Chronique Events into a fashion exhibition gallery, which showcased high-quality fashion, which had new life breathed into it by both new and also well-known African fashion designers.

The ‘Made-in-Africa’ exhibition was without a doubt an addition to the growing fashion industry showcasing exactly the best of bags, shoes, accessories and beauty products. Cocktails and Dresses fashion industry event is all organized by the “Fashion Amazon of Africa” Dressmeoutlet.com.

Cocktails & Dresses was hosted by Coolfm OAP Kaylah Oniwo while Idia Aisien of Spice TV was the black carpet host who was looking elegant in a dress by Amarelis and clutch from Mobos Fashion. The black carpet certainly came alive with the likes of Senator Ben Murray-Bruce, Hon. (Mrs.) Lola Akande, Mrs Oyinda Ogunsawo, Olatorera Oniru-CEO Dressmeoutlet, Kate Henshaw, Chief Majekodunmi, Stephanie Coker, Kaylah Oniwo and many others.

Senator Ben Murray-Bruce expressed and re-enforced just how important and worthwhile this event is providing people reasons to buy Nigerian products to grow the naira as well as highlighting the social and economic benefits. Honorable (Mrs.) Lola Akande emphasized on the importance of supporting women entrepreneurs and promoting made-in-Africa products. Mrs Oyinda Ogunsawo represented the First Lady of Lagos State.

The event received great support from media organizations like Pulse.ng, Spice TV, Silverbird TV, EbonyLife TV, GuardianLife, Ovation TV, City People, 53 Extra, MyTv Africa, Daily Times, Glam Squad, Onobello and many more.

In a nod towards a made-in-Africa fashion, Tiannah Styling, Kiki Kamanu, Trish O’ Couture, Kinabuti, Amarelis, Princess Aisha Turban, Udo Culture, Terre Lagos, Fin Afrik, BimBeads, TWC Accessories, Addict by Pawprint, Xclamations, Ciana Jewelries, Mobos Fashion, MaBello Clothier, Crystal Hair, Lawiza Creations, The Potter’s Signature and Dot Fashions made special creations. These handcrafted one-of-a-kind pieces are sourced entirely from the best manufacturers in Africa.

They are a superbly elegant reminder that Nigerian and African fashion is classy. Guests enjoyed great music throughout the day as well as delicious treats by Intercontinental Hotel, Buttercups, Bimbimmz events and cocktails by Unbeatable cocktails and Cointreau. Guests were also treated to a massage from ‘Tirta Ayu Spa”.

Audio docks from Samsung mobile, free exquisite dresses from Trish O Couture and free Ankara-made robes from Udo Culture were given out to lucky winners.

Dressmeoutlet.com would like to thank everyone for their support and dedication to this worthwhile cause. Planning has begun for the December edition of Cocktails & Dresses which would be bigger and better with massive publicity and visibility within and outside Africa and over 50 creative and innovative designers to shop from.

you're not the only one bearing that name.

chronique:
Chronique Events? That's certainly not me;someone else using my business name?

Cocktails & Dresses “Made-in-Africa” Movement plus Dressmeoutlet.com officially launched on Sunday, May 22nd 2016. This marks the maiden edition of the bi-annual fashion exhibition.

The long awaited fashion exhibition which has been the outlet’s brainchild from inception took place at the Grand Ball Room of Intercontinental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos, which was completely ‘revamped’ exclusively for the special event. The space was transformed (literally overnight) by Chronique Events into a fashion exhibition gallery, which showcased high-quality fashion, which had new life breathed into it by both new and also well-known African fashion designers.

The ‘Made-in-Africa’ exhibition was without a doubt an addition to the growing fashion industry showcasing exactly the best of bags, shoes, accessories and beauty products. Cocktails and Dresses fashion industry event is all organized by the “Fashion Amazon of Africa” Dressmeoutlet.com.

Cocktails & Dresses was hosted by Coolfm OAP Kaylah Oniwo while Idia Aisien of Spice TV was the black carpet host who was looking elegant in a dress by Amarelis and clutch from Mobos Fashion. The black carpet certainly came alive with the likes of Senator Ben Murray-Bruce, Hon. (Mrs.) Lola Akande, Mrs Oyinda Ogunsawo, Olatorera Oniru-CEO Dressmeoutlet, Kate Henshaw, Chief Majekodunmi, Stephanie Coker, Kaylah Oniwo and many others.

Senator Ben Murray-Bruce expressed and re-enforced just how important and worthwhile this event is providing people reasons to buy Nigerian products to grow the naira as well as highlighting the social and economic benefits. Honorable (Mrs.) Lola Akande emphasized on the importance of supporting women entrepreneurs and promoting made-in-Africa products. Mrs Oyinda Ogunsawo represented the First Lady of Lagos State.

The event received great support from media organizations like Pulse.ng, Spice TV, Silverbird TV, EbonyLife TV, GuardianLife, Ovation TV, City People, 53 Extra, MyTv Africa, Daily Times, Glam Squad, Onobello and many more.

In a nod towards a made-in-Africa fashion, Tiannah Styling, Kiki Kamanu, Trish O’ Couture, Kinabuti, Amarelis, Princess Aisha Turban, Udo Culture, Terre Lagos, Fin Afrik, BimBeads, TWC Accessories, Addict by Pawprint, Xclamations, Ciana Jewelries, Mobos Fashion, MaBello Clothier, Crystal Hair, Lawiza Creations, The Potter’s Signature and Dot Fashions made special creations. These handcrafted one-of-a-kind pieces are sourced entirely from the best manufacturers in Africa.

They are a superbly elegant reminder that Nigerian and African fashion is classy. Guests enjoyed great music throughout the day as well as delicious treats by Intercontinental Hotel, Buttercups, Bimbimmz events and cocktails by Unbeatable cocktails and Cointreau. Guests were also treated to a massage from ‘Tirta Ayu Spa”.

Audio docks from Samsung mobile, free exquisite dresses from Trish O Couture and free Ankara-made robes from Udo Culture were given out to lucky winners.

Dressmeoutlet.com would like to thank everyone for their support and dedication to this worthwhile cause. Planning has begun for the December edition of Cocktails & Dresses which would be bigger and better with massive publicity and visibility within and outside Africa and over 50 creative and innovative designers to shop from.

Cocktails & Dresses “Made-in-Africa” Movement plus Dressmeoutlet.com officially launched on Sunday, May 22nd 2016. This marks the maiden edition of the bi-annual fashion exhibition.

The long awaited fashion exhibition which has been the outlet’s brainchild from inception took place at the Grand Ball Room of Intercontinental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos, which was completely ‘revamped’ exclusively for the special event. The space was transformed (literally overnight) by Chronique Events into a fashion exhibition gallery, which showcased high-quality fashion, which had new life breathed into it by both new and also well-known African fashion designers.

The ‘Made-in-Africa’ exhibition was without a doubt an addition to the growing fashion industry showcasing exactly the best of bags, shoes, accessories and beauty products. Cocktails and Dresses fashion industry event is all organized by the “Fashion Amazon of Africa” Dressmeoutlet.com.

Cocktails & Dresses was hosted by Coolfm OAP Kaylah Oniwo while Idia Aisien of Spice TV was the black carpet host who was looking elegant in a dress by Amarelis and clutch from Mobos Fashion. The black carpet certainly came alive with the likes of Senator Ben Murray-Bruce, Hon. (Mrs.) Lola Akande, Mrs Oyinda Ogunsawo, Olatorera Oniru-CEO Dressmeoutlet, Kate Henshaw, Chief Majekodunmi, Stephanie Coker, Kaylah Oniwo and many others.

Senator Ben Murray-Bruce expressed and re-enforced just how important and worthwhile this event is providing people reasons to buy Nigerian products to grow the naira as well as highlighting the social and economic benefits. Honorable (Mrs.) Lola Akande emphasized on the importance of supporting women entrepreneurs and promoting made-in-Africa products. Mrs Oyinda Ogunsawo represented the First Lady of Lagos State.

The event received great support from media organizations like Pulse.ng, Spice TV, Silverbird TV, EbonyLife TV, GuardianLife, Ovation TV, City People, 53 Extra, MyTv Africa, Daily Times, Glam Squad, Onobello and many more.

In a nod towards a made-in-Africa fashion, Tiannah Styling, Kiki Kamanu, Trish O’ Couture, Kinabuti, Amarelis, Princess Aisha Turban, Udo Culture, Terre Lagos, Fin Afrik, BimBeads, TWC Accessories, Addict by Pawprint, Xclamations, Ciana Jewelries, Mobos Fashion, MaBello Clothier, Crystal Hair, Lawiza Creations, The Potter’s Signature and Dot Fashions made special creations. These handcrafted one-of-a-kind pieces are sourced entirely from the best manufacturers in Africa.

They are a superbly elegant reminder that Nigerian and African fashion is classy. Guests enjoyed great music throughout the day as well as delicious treats by Intercontinental Hotel, Buttercups, Bimbimmz events and cocktails by Unbeatable cocktails and Cointreau. Guests were also treated to a massage from ‘Tirta Ayu Spa”.

Audio docks from Samsung mobile, free exquisite dresses from Trish O Couture and free Ankara-made robes from Udo Culture were given out to lucky winners.

Dressmeoutlet.com would like to thank everyone for their support and dedication to this worthwhile cause. Planning has begun for the December edition of Cocktails & Dresses which would be bigger and better with massive publicity and visibility within and outside Africa and over 50 creative and innovative designers to shop from.

I have gone to show some support by shopping at www.dressmeoutlet.com, the only online fashion store i have seen that's keen on promoting made in Nigeria designs to the world. You should too.

We appreciate you, more grease to your elbow ma.

Check out this look!! I love the heels more. I usually get my style tips such from www.dressmeoutlet.com, or their IG handle @dressmeoutlet

i don't just watch movies, i look out for great fashion styles that i can use to look good. And guess what? This heels was worn by one of my favorite actresses. i found it at www.dressmeoutlet.com *dancing*

This dress has a limited quantity and its about to be sold out on www.dressmeoutlet.com. Anyways, i just got mine *dancing*

i have found an online store where i can buy authentic designer sunglasses. www.dressmeoutlet.com has all my favorite brands *lovestruck*

flyca:
I love her CV
From QC, to degree to Masters to 10 countries, to 4 continents to years of working experience with topshot companies. And she is just 29! Amazing

As in!! People like this definitely need to be celebrated. wherever they go, they make Nigeria proud.

All my hair issues are gone for good!! Thanks to Wild hair growth oil. i don't need to worry about hair breakage, hair damage, dandruff, scalp problems. and the funny thing is, my hair keeps growing with the use of this amazing oil. if you're wondering where i got it from, i got at www.dressmeoutlet.com. A gift came with the package. super amazing *dancing*

dominique:
She related to toolz?

Yes she is. i totally love the interview. and i learnt few things. lets all share, let other people benefit from the interview too.

my friend got this dress from www.dressmeoutlet.com and ever since then she has been addicted to shopping there.
i'm about to join that train too. i lovvveeeeee their items.

Hey guys, check out this shoe. i really love it and i'm about to get it at www.dressmeoutlet.com
what do you think?

Evina:
Always welcome dear.

You are very courteous.
We'd enjoy a society full of decent and civilized people if ALL cultivated your teachable and grateful attitude.

While you people are arguing over whats not, i just read this interview on Forbes. I just thought to share on here. Nigerian women are doing wonders.

Meet The Nigerian Woman Who Is Building The Fashion Amazon Of Africa
http://www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2016/04/04/meet-the-nigerian-lady-who-is-building-the-fashion-amazon-of-africa/2/#715afa869650

tolugar:
The problem I've is that affordability.

Eg

How can I get an American designer shoe for $100 in a Nigerian/African market while in America it's sold for $150 Frm the designers themselves.

Is it justifiable

so are you saying the shoe should be sold way less in the nigerian/african market?
but you know, there are alot of things you should consider.

tolugar:
Just forget abt dat.

You'll only get authentic fake.

Am telling you out of expirence.

I shop at amazon or any international web store if I can't get there myself.

oh wow. someone told me about dressmeoutlet.com. They seem to be like the African Amazon. i visited their site and i was quite amazed. they really have nice stuffs and they are quite affordable too.

I know we have a lot of online fashion stores now, but i would like to get your opinion on where i can get good and authentic designer shoes in Nigeria. Thank you.

Afamdi12:
Someone plz help me, i used grace oil duo serum for my knuckles and after three weeks of thorough peeling n clearing, the following week it got really worse. Someone please help. Its so embarassing now how do i remedy this please.

Switch to natural products.

OloriAbefe:
For skin pls. My stomach and butt is the only fair part of my body, every other part? I want an even tone skin.

Oh, i'm so sorry about that. i use some amazing natural products for my hair and skin. i got them from this amazing website that i just found out, www.dressmeoutlet.com. you should try their liquid honey soap, honey facial wash and skin food hand lotion. Here is a direct link to the items http://www.dressmeoutlet.com/health-beauty/face-body-care.html

OloriAbefe:
pls, can yu help with d natural ingredients to use??

Tell me, for skin or for hair?

1. Zazaii 2. Dressmeoutlet.com 3. Shop365africa.com 4. Mobosfashion.com 5. Greyvelvetstores.com

Natural products are still the BEST!

The child looks cute though.