Celebrities Mark Africa Day in Inspired Outfits

African Fashion

May 25, 2020

Published: May 25, 2020 Last Updated 6 months ago by FPN SEO

Nigerian celebrities have taken to social media to celebrate the 2020 ‘Africa Day’ today. What are they wearing, you ask? Stunning African Inspired outfits, of course. On the list are Omotola Jalade, Rita Dominic, Juliet Ibrahim, Yemi Alade, Singer Waje, Mo Abudu, Chika Ike, Victoria Kimani of Kenya, and a lot more others.

While Omotola Jalade sported an exaggerated sleeve dress, Rita Dominic opted for a one-sleeve top and wrapper style, with Chika Ike shutting it down with a traditional attire from her 2013 style archives. There seems to be some kind of style war today and we are particularly in love with Yemi Alade’s hairstyle that’s a subtle tribute to ‘Mama Africa.

Just so you know, ‘Africa Day’ is the annual commemoration of the foundation of the Organisation of African Unity on 25 May 1963. It is celebrated every 25th of May in Africa and the rest of the world. Continue clicking to see what your fave celebs are wearing to celebrate the special day.

Rita Dominic

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Happy. AFRICA. Day! Celebrating the commemoration of the foundation of African unity..❤️ Outfit designed by my dear friend and one of Africa’s leading talent in the fashion and style industry, @lanredasilvaajayi.

A post shared by Rita Dominic (@ritadominic) on May 25, 2020 at 9:29am PDT

Chika Ike

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Happy Africa day ! These pictures were shot for my 2013 calendar . The African culture is evergreen and I absolutely love our Nigerian cultural attires. #proudlyafrican #proudlynigerian #africaday Outfits : @zubbydefinition

A post shared by Chika Ike (@chikaike) on May 25, 2020 at 10:22am PDT

Mo Abudu

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Hello Beautiful People . . Happy Africa Day ❤💖💕💝 . . I am proud to be a Nigerian woman, I am equally proud to be an African woman. I am grateful and thankful for the opportunities that I have had, along with an incredible team of people over the years to share our African stories with audiences around the world. . . We promise to keep telling our stories in ways that will showcase and celebrate the best of our continent and people and continue to lend our voice to the areas and issues that still challenge us. #AfricaOnTheRise #AfricaDay #EbonyLifeChangingTheNarrative

A post shared by Mo Abudu (@moabudu) on May 25, 2020 at 4:34am PDT

Juliet Ibrahim

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#africaday PROUDLY AFRICAN ❤️💪

A post shared by Juliet Ibrahim (@julietibrahim) on May 25, 2020 at 8:30am PDT

Victoria Kimani

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Happy Africa Day🌍… Never forget The sun does not forget the village just because it is small 💭 📸 @azustudios 🔥

A post shared by KIMANI (@victoriakimani) on May 25, 2020 at 7:06am PDT