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Doublecheck:
Omoale you better stick to that one line repetitive post or you will not like what I will do to you.

deomello:
Ok make I give you ipobs a little break, I'll be back though .....




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deomello:
Illiterate ipob, they make feeding bottles, not diapers.


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Boring...

Doublecheck:
Doublecheck, as long as you are posting your mothers love letters to your father I am okay with it.

We all know you are not capable of giving a factual or correct response. All the money spent on your education Doublecheck, was wasted. Sorry.

Doublecheck:
Shut up Olodo afonja Osu, it appears deomello has more sense than you at least his cone head has a failsafe button unlike yours, he even accepted the bitter truth without argument, however you minority Afonja Osu want to prove how much of a loyal dumb slave you are. Minors

Gotze1:
Imagine, see a man filled with love in their heart for others that won't allow other ppl to succeed in their land bit others don't care about their own businesses in other people land. Victim cry has started again. Laudate, abeg come help me carry this your pigs and idiots o, they have reignited their usual victim cry here.

Doublecheck:
Heya the imbe.cile called Doublecheck quoted me, but his brain failed to boot for him to post a picture. his brain does not a have a fail switch like other cone heads, that means he will be in that state for a long time.

Doublecheck:
You mean when your brain hangs you resort to posting pictures

Doublecheck:
People who could steal, Toyota, Nissan, Tata, proforce, Procter and gamble, Guinness, Next Towers, Niger Delta oil, is it common Dr. Brown that they will not steal with ease and sleep well. My brother Afonjas Osus are renowned in the act of thievery, I hope you are familiar with the Oba Eze that faked his own kidnap? What do you call that, if not royal kidnap. Their crime is novel and royal, the beat Igbo in that one hands down.

“I DON’T FOLLOW trends,” Duro Olowu says. “I’m inspired by the world.” Coming from a designer whose patchwork empire-waisted “Duro” dress has been a hit since its 2004 Barneys debut and spawned an ethnic-bohemian pattern-overload collection coveted by Michelle Obama and Solange Knowles, it is a bit of an understatement. The 50-year-old Olowu’s clothes are an artful mash-up of his background: Raised in sophisticated circles in Lagos by a Nigerian father and a Jamaican mother, he spent childhood summers in Geneva, went to Canterbury University and lived for a year and a half in Paris, inspired by his heroes like Azzedine Alaïa. His mother mixed Yoruba tops with YSL Rive Gauche scarves; his Caribbean cousins sported reggae chic. “My path was not straightforward,” says Olowu, who first sketched clothes as a 6-year-old. “It’s made me open to things, able to see things in a certain way.”

A lawyer in London until he launched his line 11 years ago, he met his wife, Thelma Golden, the gamine director of the Studio Museum in Harlem, soon after she contacted him to have a Duro dress made. They split their time between New York and London, where in his boutique the clothes are displayed amid 1960s photographs of Mali beatniks, necklaces made from small brass hands that once hung off royal horses in Morocco and books on Helmut Newton and Guy Bourdin.

Lately, Olowu has extended his reach into the art scene. A lifelong collector of photography, ceramics and decorative objects, last year he curated “More Material” at Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn’s Salon 94 Bowery gallery on the Lower East Side, a vibrant assemblage of his own designs, antique African costumes and the work of more than 60 artists, including Rachel Feinstein and Laurie Simmons. The artists, he says, “have inspired me to design with sincerity and emotion

America's First Lady Michelle Obama's holiday wardrobe this year includes a vibrant, patchwork, folkloric dress by the London-based Nigerian designer, Duro Olowu. The dress, a funky, layered, smock-style, features at least five different silk prints.

laudate:
We all know you are not capable of giving a factual or correct response. All the money spent on your education Doublecheck, was wasted. Sorry.

laudate:
I post pictures to let you know that you do not deserve any response from me at that particular point in time, because you have started acting like a 'pi*g' and an 'idio*t.' Wasn't it Kanu your master, that called you pigs and idiots?

Doublecheck:
Ask your father the ritual he used your brain for, then you will know why you don't have sense

Doublecheck:
Afonja Osu scratched face stop crying I am just getting started with an isi busu ekwensu like yourself

Doublecheck:
Heya, I have so much dealt with this guy Doublecheck even his mother love letters he cannot post again

Doublecheck:
Doublecheck, I see your brain is still hanging.

Ilovemystate:
More from Amaka Osakwe fashion house

deomello:
Michelle Obama wears Duro Olowu


https://ris.fashion.telegraph.co.uk/RichImageService.svc/imagecontent/1/TMG7968011/m/michelle_afp_story_1704295a.jpg



https://www.beautyandthebeatblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/duro-olowu-for-jc-penney-launhed-spring-2013-beauty-and-the-beat-blog2.jpg

Doublecheck:
At least we can both agree that a fortune was spent on my education same can not be said for you even Afonja Osu awof education you no see

A fortune may have been spent on your education, but you failed to learn anything tangible. Accept my sympathy, but your ignorance is a huge turn-off

deomello:
Duro Olowu, Inspired by the World

[img]http://agnautacouture.files./2014/12/olowu_784x0.jpg[/img]

laudate:
Don't do this, please.... you are going to make these chaps here start crying bitterly.