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FROM THE CREATIVE STABLES OF NIGERIAN FASHION LABEL HALLERO COMES "IBADI- ARAN" COLLECTION


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The Ibadi Aran design has come to stay as it certainly has a firm place in our fashion hearts. The iro and buba which is known as the identity of the From the creative stables of Nigerian fashion label Hallero we bring you the “Ibadi–Aran” collection. IBADI–ARAN which simply means “Nice waist” is a contemporary Iro (wrapper) and Buba (blouse) mix of western and traditional influences, with special emphasis of creating a crisp and well defined illusion of a finely sculptured waist line when worn, even if your hips don’t lie.
According to the designer – Alero Fafowora... “Nigerian women hardly stray far from their roots. The Iro and buba trend is one of such that has been in existence over time. This collection simply defines sexy in a language of conservation irrespective of who you are, what you do and where you are going.”
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What do you think of Ibadi–Aran? Will you be rocking any of the gorgeous colours soon?
Photoshoot Credits
Photography – Kola Oshalusi –Insignia
Makeup – Nsure Makeovers
Models – Isis Models
PR- Morsi
For more information, please contact:
 Tel- 08095469428, 08080118184
  Email-hallero1@yahoo.com
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