Currie Lee, our Ladybrille Woman of the Month February 2011, was born on Valentine’s Day and indeed everything about her essence exudes LOVE! Her label DimSum of All Things Asian (D-SATA) is borne from her love of her Asian heritage which came about after she lived and traveled throughout Asia. Lee noticed the similarities in …
Amobi Okoye Inspiring with Love + Ladybrille MAN OF THE MONTH!
“N“ot one to be eclipsed by the breadth and depth of the talent in the NFL, in his budding career Amobi Okoye has managed to shine not only on the field but off as well. The son of two upstanding Nigerian parents Edna, an elementary school principal, and Augustine, a marketing manager for a higher …
Editor’s Note: YOU are the One You’ve Been Waiting for to Love You, Unconditionally.
“W“hen it comes to love, it seems like most of us have been conditioned to wait on that ideal person, THE ONE; the soul mate that will love us, unconditionally. While we wait for what seems like forever, our soul mate, we are made to believe, does the same. In between the waiting stage, for …
What to Look For in a Wedding Planner With Funke Bucknor-Obruthe (Ladybrille Exclusive)
“F“unke Bucknor-Obruthe is one of the most sought after wedding planners in Nigeria. She just completed the Dakore Egbuson wedding and given love is in the air, valentine’s is around the corner; we thought we’d pull from our archives for our Ladybrille soon to be brides. Once he proposes, you need not look too far …
AYO Goes From ‘Down on My Knees’ to ‘I’m Gonna Dance’ (Ladybrille Exclusive Interview)
One of the exciting things about our job here at Ladybrille is to be a part of an artist, designer etc.’s career in its early stages and years down the road, see them flourish and make it in the way they hoped to. Ayo is one such person. Since her exclusive USA debut on our platform …
Kahindo Mateene, African Designer to Watch in 2011 (Ladybrille Exclusive)
Bold colors, mesmerizing, artisanal prints; both signatures of traditional style on the African continent. For many designers of the African Diaspora, these staples are the building blocks of many collections. One of the newest up-and-coming designers to take up the mantle of African style is Kahindo Mateene and her Modahnik brand. “Part of the mission …