Refreshing is another word for the Aso-Oke. A major fashion staple for brides, it comes in different hues and shades and has been stereotyped for the iro and buba (wrapper & blouse)  or Agbada only. Now it is refreshing to see creatives in the fashion industry take Aso-Oke to the next level and we are in awe.  Mostly worn by brides, for festivals, engagement, naming ceremony and other important events.   Recently our timelines have been blessed with beautiful Aso-Oke dresses! Now we see non-conventional brides in Aso-oke dresses instead of iro and buba, and guest who are gracing events with beautiful aso oke pieces. The Aso-Oke fabric has been transformed into a more flexible fabric to sew like every other fabric. All you need is a beautiful Aso oke design and tailor to make your magic happen.

Here are fewAso-Oke dresses that had us gushing:

#Asoebibella @t0misin Asooke @molbaks_alasooke Photography @dmphotography.ng Makeup & Gele @tifaramakeovers Corset & Skirt @marveeofficial

Aso oke by @bimmms24 Makeup by @t.alamodebeauty Planner @bisolatrendybee

Bride @doc_yinka Dress by @herthesir_concepts Makeup @flawlessfacesbyjane Hair @dmgtouch Jewelry @pinkperfection_bridal Photography @asquarestudios Planner @ls18event

Photography by @bigg_ayo

Bridal stylist @lavish_bridal Makeup @bregha Aso oke @bimmms24 Photographer @kezii

Would you make full look out of the Aso-Oke fabric?  Yay or Nah?

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