Aderuporkorr:
They are gradually killing norms and traditions around

sancho44:
nice

pocohantas:
This I can manage, but there is nothing I hate more than women in senator material or agbada. I know it is not my business, but I am quite old school. I still think gowns bring out the beauty and allure of a woman.

I used to wear shirts and pants to work, decided to switch to gowns, blazers and skirts. The first day I came with one gown, my alfa male boss looked at me and said “you should do this often”.

Magnoliaa:


**rolls eyes in an intense, brain-touching manner**

Ademola47:
Religious extremism apart, ladies rocking trousers is still fine. But going this length is a no no!

The Wedding gown is more like a regalia worn to dignify the formal entrance into the institution of marriage. At such, it should be held sacred.

pocohantas:
This I can manage, but there is nothing I hate more than women in senator material or agbada. I know it is not my business, but I am quite old school. I still think gowns bring out the beauty and allure of a woman.

I used to wear shirts and pants to work, decided to switch to gowns, blazers and skirts. The first day I came with one gown, my alfa male boss looked at me and said “you should do this often”.

By the way, there is no trend like this in Nigeria. I am yet to notice it. Nigerian brides are still rocking gowns.

pocohantas:


Lol. You don’t like gowns?

WoundedLamb:


I see nothing wrong with these trousers actually. There are definitely feminine i.e. designed to "bring out the beauty and allure of women". I'm of the opinion that people should put on what they feel comfortable in provided ethics aren't shattered. I'm a man but I don't quite subscribe to the idea that a woman needs the validation of some alpha male to feel good. Taste varies and the alpha male is just an individual; many other "alpha males" might want the women around them to look fiercer. You'd be surprised at the number of women who aren't comfortable in gowns.

Anyway, to each, his own.

pocohantas:
This I can manage, but there is nothing I hate more than women in senator material or agbada. I know it is not my business, but I am quite old school. I still think gowns bring out the beauty and allure of a woman.

I used to wear shirts and pants to work, decided to switch to gowns, blazers and skirts. The first day I came with one gown, my alfa male boss looked at me and said “you should do this often”.

By the way, there is no trend like this in Nigeria. I am yet to notice it. Nigerian brides are still rocking gowns.

unity004:
so it's now that op notice the trend, something that has been around since time immemorial even here in Africa, men wear skirts on their wedding day

Magnoliaa:


I do. To me, any style can look good on women- if it's rocked well. Traditional, English, trousers and agbadas, abayas, khakis. They can achieve any attraction purpose quite well, and especially in distinct ways you haven't seen.

WoundedLamb:


I see nothing wrong with these trousers actually. There are definitely feminine i.e. designed to "bring out the beauty and allure of women". I'm of the opinion that people should put on what they feel comfortable in provided ethics aren't shattered. I'm a man but I don't quite subscribe to the idea that a woman needs the validation of some alpha male to feel good. Taste varies and the alpha male is just an individual; many other "alpha males" might want the women around them to look fiercer. You'd be surprised at the number of women who aren't comfortable in gowns.

Anyway, to each, his own.

chukwugoziegi:


A Nigerian Actress wore a white Jumpsuit to the Registry last month. It was beautiful.