Published: March 8, 2016 Last Updated 7 months ago by FPN SEO
In a major award show like the AMVCA 2016 that took place over the weekend, we’re used to seeing outrageously good looks in sparkling dresses, figure-hugging floor-length gowns, and so on. But Ebube Nwagbo, instead of setting her sartorial focus for the night on a gown opted for an unbelievably chic outfit that we need to spend a minute to applaud.
Ebube’s outfit, which was self-styled (only makeup by Bethsaida Makeovers) consisted of a floral maxi skirt and a fitted white shirt from Burberry, along with Mango’s accessories. The look, combined with her utterly beautiful self-styled locks, was breathtaking and certainly the most edgy, classy take on Maxi Skirt that we have seen in a very long time. Ebube was more than excited about her choice of clothes for the annual award show, posting photos of herself in the outfit on her Instagram with the caption,
“#TheFirstRuleInFashionIsBeingComfortableInWhatEverUChooseToWear
#ITotallyLoveMyLook#AMVCA2016#.”


On our side – Ebube is not the only one loving the look, we’re equally smitten with it. If you’re on the hunt for a killer maxi skirt, the good news is, you can steal the actress’ style right now.
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