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Glow Like a True Igbo Bride With This Regal Bridal Inspo Served by Ihuoma Linda Ejiofor

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Glow Like a True Igbo Bride With This Regal Bridal Inspo Served by Ihuoma Linda Ejiofor
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Igbo brides-to-be, you’ve been summoned! Today, the beautiful Ihuoma Linda Ejiofor is serving premium inspo on how to be a true cultural queen on your big day.

Rocking this stunning brocade outfit by Ade Fawehinmi, she brought a seamless blend of style and culture. The golden details, ruffled sleeve, and wrapper-like drapes gave this look such a rich and regal vibe. This lovely hairstyle by Amuzat Fatimah was elevated with white corals, adding that perfect traditional essence. To seal it off, Fisolami nailed this soft nude glam, giving just the right amount of glow needed to complete the look. If you are yet to decide a look for your big day, this is the inspo you need. You can also find more beauty looks here.

Check out the photos below and let us know your thoughts in the comments!

Credits

Belle: @ihuomalindaejiofor
Outfit: @ade.fawehinmi
Makeup: @fisolami_
Hair: @amuzatfatimah
Photography: @ocean_picture_

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