Published: June 19, 2017 Last Updated 6 months ago by FPN SEO
Ankara fashion is still going strong — but for many of us, it’s probably one of those fabrics that feel a little unworthy to pull off to the office. Enter Chike Ike, who just wore a professionally-looking Ankara look that’s elegantly polished to wear for official business.
Chika Ike strutted her stuff earlier today into her office in this rather eye-catching Ankara dress, her matching tote bag, and simple yet polished black heels. The dress, designed by House of Kosa goes beyond the knee and is actually midi length, even featuring the traditional forward point collar that is meant for the tie (yes, she can with a tie if she wants) as well as double cuffs to slide in her cufflinks.
Instagram/chikaike With the addition of a pair of natty eyeglasses that added extra polish to the outfit, the actress proved Ankara dress can also be desirable for a formal occasion and beyond. Scroll down to have a close-up look of the dress.
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