Igbo women who sometimes aim to turn heads and be the life of the party, do their magic by wearing mini dresses.
To dress or not to dress in a mini is not a complicated question, if certain points like age, fit, and appropriateness are rightly considered.
Obindigbo Magazine believes every Igbo woman can pull off a chic look that is both sassy and practical with the right mini dress.
The following are the Do’s and Don’ts of Most Wealthy Igbo Women When it comes to Wearing Mini Dresses:
DOs:
- Do learn to sit properly when wearing a mini dress to avoid being the “biggest embarrassment” of the event/function.
- Do pair your mini dress with glamorous high-heeled shoes. It will add more verve to your walk and your appearance.
- Do note that the micro is not for every occasion. It is very inappropriate to wear in micro in a formal event or to formal workplaces in the South-East.
DON’Ts
- Don’t wear a mini, if you don’t have the legs for it.
- Don’t wear a mini after a certain age.
- Don’t wear a mini with a revealing top.
- Don’t wear a mini, if you’re not confident.
The Greatest Rule for Wearing a Mini Dress >>>
We all know Igbo women in mini skirts set the male hearts aflutter. Micro mini are fine for Igbo ladies in their 20’s, mid-thigh minis for those in their 30 somethings; but, once an Igbo woman has hit 40s, she should wear minis that aim for the knees. And as soon as any Igbo woman crosses over to her 50s, mini is a BIG NO!!!