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Urhobo Brides-to-be! Venita Akpofure is Giving You The Good Fashion Hints

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Urhobo Brides-to-be! Venita Akpofure is Giving You The Good Fashion Hints
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Urhobo Brides-to-be, get in right here! We wager you need to step out in your trad with sheer class. In the present day, the beautiful Venita Akpofure is serving premium inspo on find out how to obtain this effortlessly.

This beautiful outfit by Amyaghomi has us drooling. The beautiful corset and embellished bustier seamlessly merges conventional and up to date style. This tremendous stylish gele by Beauty Palace has obtained all our consideration! We will’t recover from the distinctive pleats and excellent form. Angiez Glam got here via with this tender and alluring glam that completely enhances the colors of the outfit. If you wish to rep your tradition and be very trendy whereas at it, this look is for you. It’s also possible to discover extra magnificence seems to be here.

See the pictures under and share your ideas with us.

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Belle: @veezeebaybeh

Outfit: @amyaghomi

Make-up: @angiez_glam

Corals: @leolishartistry

Hand fan: @leolishartistry

Gele: @b.e.a.u.t.y.p.a.l.a.c.e

Pictures: @officialman_studios

Backdrop: @basebackdrops


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