Make a fashion statement with a ripped t-shirt. This trend that has been going around for a couple years, dictates rips and tears on t-shirts following a pattern or randomly made. You can make your own ripped t-shirt easily using an old t-shirt and scissors to create something really unique.you are looking for your arms to be seen then you should consider a sleeveless t-shirt. There are great designs out there that will give you many stylish options to wear during summer time and at the gym. These are amazing if you want to showcase a tattoo.
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african wear for mens 2017 ready to wear
A collection of what I like to see in a man, with a few of my own scattered here and there. Rugby players hold a special place in my, um, well. This is a pretty good representation of the type Mens African wear; men African Attire; African men fashion; African mens clothing
Agbada outfit for mens 2017
There is a feeling of authority, confidence and power on a man wearing this traditional wear. As Africans, Nigerians especially
Latest Agbada Styles and Designs for 2017
Nigerian men take so much pride in looking their best when it comes to weddings, so if they are not dressed in a classy suit & tie, it would most likely be a dashing traditional attire called agbada.
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Trendy Agbada Inspiration for Men 2017
is worn by most tribes in Nigeria, but owning one is not what’s important, knowing how to style it is. Nevertheless, we always want to make sure you show up to that wedding looking dapper as ever and probably stealing the hearts of some women who also show up at that wedding, which is why we have put together some trendy looks as seen on Instagram that will give you some style inspiration.
top nigerian clothing styles for men 2017
In Yoruba land, Buba and Sokoto, Dansiki, Dandogo, Agbada, Kembe, Sanyan, are part of the various traditional wears known with this ethnic group. Wearing throb and hat are known mostly with the Igbo tribe and Hausa men are known with their big clothe resembling Yoruba’s Buba and Sokoto