Heya Peeps! 🙋

It’s been a minute here; I know. Please forgive me; my laptop has been giving me hell, Gosh!

I think I should ask Santa for a new laptop this Christmas ha-ha.

Today’s post is all about this lovely double-breasted Ntoma coat dress from Joyceful Kouture! Isn’t it gorgeous? It may sound like a cliché, but coat dresses truly never go out of style!

Happy Wednesday style lovers!

It’s been a while since my last post I know-I’m having laptop issues at the moment; However, I have been posting on my Instagram so if you follow me you already know this, (if you are not following me, PLEASE DO SO ASAP @Mhiss_Nana). I am working really hard to resolve this issue so please bear with me, and in the meantime, today’s post is about one of the riskiest trend in fashion-Print on Print….

Lovely Tuesday Fam!

What if I told you that this outfit is actually a two-piece and not a jumpsuit like people assumed when I posted on Instagram?

I am always preaching about maximizing one’s wardrobe and creating new unique pieces from previously existing ones. I wore this very outfit a few years ago here, never wore it again and have always wondered what else to do with it; until I got this belt and the idea for this outfit was conceived.

Today, I’m sharing with you how I styled a beautiful back-cape shirt with an equally beautiful Ntoma pencil skirt from Joyceful Kouture! Happy Wednesday FAM!

If I worked in a corporate environment, this will be my signature style.😍 What do you think, too much or just right? There’s something about high-waist pencil skirts, more so if it’s made with Ntoma *sigh* 😊😜

Unless you are a guy, your wardrobe is incomplete without a pencil skirt.  Slim-fitted with a straight, narrow cut, pencil skirts are flawless day-to-night pieces. And just because all things get better with Ntoma fabrics, it is inexcusable to not have an Ntoma pencil skirt in your wardrobe. The narrow shape of pencil skirts can restrict the movement of the wearer, but in all honesty, it’s really a small price to pay for this timeless style lol. Like they say, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” Scroll down to see how I nailed it!

Happy Monday Queens, I hope everyone’s doing great. We are going corporate today on MNS blog. Yaasss!!! I do not know about you but I am sure feeling this look. I like to keep things relaxed when suiting up, instead of feeling confined to the two pieces, and this look sure helps me achieve that! This style is for you if you love comfort but want to trick people into thinking you’re all business. Like me for example! *wink*

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Today on MNS blog, I’m showcasing an Ntoma high-low top and baby pink body-con skirt. , What I love about this high low top is that the Ntoma fabric used is light which makes it a perfect throw on for a sunny day and pairing them up with a body-con skirt is just a perfect fit.

What do you think of today’s look? Another unplanned outfit o, I originally planned to style this high-low top with distress jeans to create a casual look only to realize that the ones I have are not high enough to cover my tummy. And you all how impossible it is to show all them goodies on the blog when King Jesus and my future husband visits often 😁 So now I had to come up with another idea, I spotted this bodycon skirtI’ve had for about 3 years but never worn in some one corner bi, wore it and added a belt to cinch my waist, then came out of the room to ask for opinions but the way my house people laughed when they saw this look eh ☹😠 My evil sister even said I look like the guy in that old highlander movie chai 😂
Me being me, I decided to go ahead and shoot with the intent to just not post if its that bad and viola, I love it better kraa than with the distress jeans 😎😋

Happy Wednesday! Though my style seems to be quite minimal and somewhat modern, I have a huge love for vintage clothes and style. Sometimes I find it’s great to mix up your style a little bit and add a little vintage kick to your everyday wardrobe, this long sleeves pleated dress and fascinator sure gives the outfit a vintage feel, doesn’t it?